Sentence examples for it wanted more time from inspiring English sources

Arbitron said it remained confident in the people meter ratings, but it wanted more time to address the issues raised by its clients.

Vietnam said it wanted more time to review the case.

While Tribune said it would "evaluate" the bid, the clear takeaway was that it wanted more time.

The Strasbourg court said it wanted more time to examine possible human rights breaches if the men face trial on charges which could mean life sentences without parole.

Last year, drilling appeared to be on track until an E.P.A. appeals panel delayed an air quality permit because it wanted more time to consider the potential impact of exploration rigs' diesel emissions on local indigenous communities.

In fact, Schwarzer said, Allianz's board decided Tuesday that it was "too early to decide on such a big financial commitment, that it was too large and it wanted more time to consider it".

The Ford Motor Company has delayed the debut of its gasoline-electric hybrid sport utility vehicle by several months, saying it wants more time for testing.

It wants more time to assess the economic viability, technical details and environmental impact of the multibillion-dollar projects.

In a written statement to MPs, the Department of Health will say that it wants more time to study the impact of a similar law in Australia before deciding to press ahead with standardised cigarette packaging in England.

It says it wants more time to consider the effect a stadium would have on traffic in the area.

Instead, it wants more time for the facts to be verified before the results are made known, which means they may not come out until after the election.