Sentence examples for has often delayed from inspiring English sources
Under the predecessors of this section, 'this court has often delayed the discharge of the petitioner for such reasonable time as may be necessary to have him taken before the court where the judgment was rendered, that defects which render discharge necessary may be corrected.' Mahler v. Eby, 264 U.S. 32, 46, 44 S.Ct.
The financial aid office meanwhile has often delayed or messed up aid packages for students.
"A month ago I was ready to quit," one of the leaders said, complaining that since the Iraqi Army took over from the Americans, their pay has often been delayed, and Iraqi soldiers have often treated them contemptuously.
While the decade since Hurricane Katrina has been fraught with natural disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes, recovery from these disasters has often been delayed by wasteful spending of billions of well-intended charitable dollars.
The epidemiology of diseases associated with chemical waste disposal sites has often been delayed for years after the affected community became aware of the exposure.
On the other hand, the rise of a modern food processing sector has often been delayed or even suppressed by the combination of agricultural taxation and consumption subsidies characteristic of traditional food policy in developing countries.
The EPA has too often delayed implementing needed standards, and opted to require weak solutions -- like tune ups that will only reduce cancer risks by 1percentt -- rather than meaningful pollution controls.
For everyone else, exposure to data has often been limited, delayed, indirect, or intermittent.
As mentioned before, patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease as a co-morbidity had more often earlier antibiotic administrated, while patients with cerebrovascular disease had more often delayed antibiotic administration (Table 1).
