Sentence examples for implementation is delayed from inspiring English sources
Fears over stoking inflation may mean implementation is delayed, or phased in over several years.
In addition, freezing specifications too early, without feedback, causes problems, especially if project implementation is delayed.
Such laws could convey a message about marijuana acceptability that increases its use soon after passage, even if implementation is delayed or the law narrowly restricts its use.
Although the intention was for OSD to be implemented by March 2008 (23), actual implementation was delayed until September 2008; and even then, not all provinces implemented it at the same time.
The European Union asked that implementation be delayed until May 2011 to give authorities time to respond to concerns about overfishing.
A standing collegium, or commission, was to enforce the law, but implementation was delayed because Tiberius was killed in the year of its passage.
Its implementation was delayed to give the new governor, Alejandro García Padilla, time to review it and it is subject to approval by Judge Gustavo Gelpi of Federal District Court.
Although this was initialled in December 1998, its implementation was delayed until March, because India, under pressure from its tea-growers, suddenly decided to exclude tea Sri Lanka's main export.
The Agreement was initially signed in 2008, but its implementation was delayed by Bosnia's failure to make constitutional amendments called for by the European Court of Human Rights, which said that members of other ethnic minorities should be able to run for senior posts currently reserved for Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs under the system inherited from Dayton.
Contrary to what Domenici and Nunn imply, these are not shelf-ready templates for navigating the fiscal obstacle course; they fail the test of adequately moderating the pace of deficit reduction, even if their implementation were delayed to next year.
