Sentence examples for hold up a process from inspiring English sources
French and German leaders have been quick to voice their concern over the ability of fewer than a million Irish voters to hold up a process that will affect 500 million people across the continent.
He holds up a Zambian throw-in in the process, and their fans are not happy.
"Holding up a natural process is dangerous, and now the day of reckoning has come," the paper adds, and warns that the only way forward is to "abandon attempts at manipulation" and start "an honest dialogue between the authorities and society".
In any case, he said there is significant support for ending the policy and hopes it can be passed this year--unless a filibuster holds up the process.
By cutting red tape that holds up the process of migrants getting legal status, more people will be able to work, she argues, thereby supporting themselves and bolstering Greece's flagging economy.
The idea, I suppose, is that you're really holding up a mirror to yourself throughout the process, and now I know I'm neither a natural voyeur nor someone who'd take great pleasure in being mean about someone they've never met and likely never will.
Although the Parliament does not have the power to require that women be considered and is only supposed to play an advisory role in selecting board members, it could hold up the process indefinitely by not giving its opinion.
On the other hand, MPs may try to hold up the process by asking for more details about May's strategy and demands before giving their approval.
"HMRC say I've to write to them again but I'm afraid if I get something wrong it will hold up the process even longer".
Critics of the servicers acknowledge that sometimes it is owners who hold up the process by coming to mediation without necessary documents.
