Sentence examples for impose delays from inspiring English sources

The conflict has seen Amazon impose delays on Hachette titles as the pair work out new terms.

By entering a congested highway, we help to impose delays that in turn cost others thousands of dollars — even though entering those highways may save us only negligible time when compared with alternatives.

CEO Tim Cook has vowed that Apple will fight a court order requiring the company to disable functions on a dead terrorist's iPhone that impose delays if someone tries too many passwords.

A possible solution would be to impose delayed disclosure, which would allow the funds to profit from their strategies, provide data for experts to sift through, and allay fears about the legality of their activities.

The Bloomberg measure would also require a Freedom of Information Act request to see mayoral documents, imposing delays for scholars, journalists and others.

Spain says the concrete reef will damage Spanish fishermen's interests and it has retaliated by imposing delays at the border crossing.

Besides dismantling the auto-erase feature, the FBI wants Apple to disable a safety feature that imposes delays after repeated failed attempts to enter a password or passcode.

Lockheed Martin's L-1011, which made its first flight in 1970, was reliant on a single engine manufacturer, Rolls-Royce-a decision that proved financially disastrous when the then troubled engine maker imposed delays and price increases.

People are losing tenancies and going without food not only because universal credit is underfunded but because it imposes delays of five weeks or more before it pays anything at all to claimants.

The company had planned to complete the launch, its last of the year, earlier this week, but heavy winds imposed delays.

The memory-guided saccade task required the monkeys to maintain a spatial location in working memory and then to generate a saccade toward the remembered location after the imposed delay period.