Sentence examples for instituting a delay from inspiring English sources

Viacom's MTV Networks is even instituting a delay on Nickelodeon's "U-Pick Live," a live weekday show that features children selecting skits and games.

Following Kojève, Merleau-Ponty regards 'work' as instituting a delay between a biological stimulus and a response, thus opening a domain of culture.

Friday, with prospects uncertain about whether it would reach a consensus and avoid a vote, or whether it would institute a delay in Mr. Annan's changes.

CBS has already reacted by instituting a special tape delay for its coverage of the Grammy Awards on Sunday night, which could delay the live transmission by up to five minutes.

In 2015, Pence delayed instituting a clean needle exchange in Scott County, Indiana, after the county's only HIV testing center closed.

CBS plans to institute a 10-second delay next month during the Final Four of the NCAA basketball tournament, a move that could upset sports fans who expect to see big events as they happen.

As for the N.F.L. games, the network expects to institute a five-second delay on the interviews conducted with players and coaches as they leave the field at halftime or after the game, Mr. Franks said.

Starz started to distance itself from Netflix in March when it instituted a three-month delay between the time that it premieres TV episodes on its channel and when those episodes are available on Netflix.

"Well, we've decided that we have to institute a seven-second delay," he said.

If you argue frivolous tax positions in court, the court can impose a penalty of up to $25,000 if it concludes that: 1) your position is frivolous, or 2) you instituted a proceeding primarily for delay, or 3) you unreasonably failed to pursue your administrative remedies.

When airlines and the F.A.A. balked, Patco leaders instituted a work slowdown, causing delays at major airports.