Sentence examples for legislative delay from inspiring English sources

After an 18-month legislative delay, green groups said they were uncomfortable about the EU's announcement.

Any legislative delay now will be likely to terminate the project, and that must not be allowed to happen.

After several years of legislative delay, the House yesterday passed the James Zadroga… In January, 2006, shortly after James Zadroga died at his parents' house, in Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey, Dr. Gerard Breton received a call from….

Campaigners say that a simple €25 (£22) filter could drastically cut the pollution, but the Guardian has learned that car-makers have instead mounted a successful push for loopholes and legislative delay.

Spain and Sweden argued for a one-year legislative delay that would push its introduction back to 2019, in minutes of a technical committee meeting earlier this month seen by the Guardian.

After several years of legislative delay, the House yesterday passed the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, which if ratified by the Senate will provide some seven billion dollars in compensation to rescue workers who spent time at Ground Zero.

This leads to multiple legislative delays and effectively grinds the Senate to a halt.

But both sides agree: While much of Mr. Trump's policy agenda is mired in legal and legislative delays, hampered by poor execution and overshadowed by the Russia investigations, the E.P.A. is acting.

As history has shown, legislative delays are nearly impossible to exterminate.

The party remains divided over whether it will support a path to citizenship for the undocumented -- an issue that could cause problems and legislative delays in the Republican-controlled House.

In January the government commenced a new three-year IMF-backed reform program to launch fiscal reforms, build infrastructure, and implement the new constitution; however, an overextended legislative agenda delayed quick passage of the laws necessary to implement economic plans.