Sentence examples for idea of delay from inspiring English sources

The idea of delay came from Mr. Netanyahu, who said this week that the proposed law, which had passed a committee of Parliament, "could tear apart the Jewish people".

Based on the idea of delay partitioning, a new Lyapunov Krasovskii functional is proposed to develop the new delay-dependent stability criteria, which ensures the considered system to be regular, impulse-free and stable.

The idea of delay didn't sit well with me.

They revisited the idea of delay in care-seeking to make a distinction between action in emergencies and health care for routine or preventive care.

Which complicates the eminently sensible idea of delaying confirmation pending a full hearing.

Two senior White House officials said today that while the idea of delaying the test originated with Mr. Rumsfeld, it was, in the words of one, "heavily coordinated here".

But building more planes would not sit well with the White House Office of Management and Budget, which recently floated the idea of delaying the tanker deal to save billions of dollars.

But neither is she wild about the idea of delaying the tax hike and kicking Japan's fiscal can down the road.

For instance, the same tabloids like to talk of jobless scroungers bilking the state while railing against the idea of delaying the state retirement age.

Even so, he is toying with the idea of delaying his comeback – proposed for Taunton on Thursday – to ensure that he does not pick up an untimely suspension.

In an e-mail message to the faculty, Mr. Kerrey rejected the idea of delaying the search for a permanent provost.