Sentence examples for has now delayed from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C. had hoped to decide on net-neutrality rules this year, but the commission has now delayed that until 2015.

The shareholder meeting that Macarthur has now delayed until April 19 was due to sign off on that deal, a move that would effectively reject the rival Peabody and New Hope offers.

The bank had been due to publish its full-year results on Wednesday – alongside the Co-op Group – but has now delayed publication until on or before 8 April after giving a preliminary estimate of a £1.3bn loss.

In the United States, T. Boone Pickens, the Oklahoma oil tycoon who leased hundreds of thousands of acres in West Texas for a giant wind farm, has now delayed the project.

He has now delayed his targets for returns to shareholders and for cutting costs by a year, blaming low interest rates and the eight percentage point corporation tax surcharge announced by Osborne in his July budget.

General Allen has not been accused of any sexual misconduct, but the Obama administration has now delayed his nomination to be the commander of American forces in Europe and the supreme allied commander of NATO, a move that had been expected early next year.

Yet, both companies have now delayed their IPOs – perhaps indefinitely – and analysts are seriously questioning the ability of either company to get their roadshows back on track.

By occupying their former homes and resisting evictions, they have now delayed the destruction of their estate and its community for over five months.

September 6, 2013 Updated at 1.54am BST 1.52am BST Delay extended Kickoff has now been delayed 'indefinitely', according to our TV comms.

Once expected in April, this has now been delayed.

Originally planned for last year, the offering has now been delayed.