Sentence examples for listing delays from inspiring English sources

Ms. Shupak seamlessly glides among a database listing delays and construction spots, colorful computerized maps showing traffic patterns, and instant messages from a producer giving her informational feeds in shorthand like "RL" (for "right lane").

The listing delay was announced on a Sunday night, when few people were paying attention.

Mr. Hall has been summoned before a special House subcommittee meeting this week to explain the listing delay.

Reedie listed delays with pay and visas for anti-doping staff, which have meant fewer tests have been done than were planned, and suggested it could take years for Russia's anti-doping work to comply with international standards again.

More than 1,500 flights were canceled on Wednesday, according to the Web site Flight Aware, which also listed delays of an hour to two hours at airports across the Eastern United States.

Identified geographical inequities included access to CN, referral pathways, waiting list delays, and age profile of CN patients.

Use of the internet to deliver mental health services has the potential to improve service access and to reduce waiting list delays.

This is worrisome since it strains the system and the departments working under this great pressure, generating long waiting lists, delays in performing tests and, consequently, delays in diagnoses and the initiation of treatments.

The reasoning behind the low value was not divulged, but the British-based defence contractor ordered an audit of Airbus (which is not publicly listed), delaying a decision on the sale until at least September.Markets reacted sceptically to Japan Airlines' plan to raise ¥222.7 billion ($1.9 billion) from issuing new shares, which it announced last week.

"These pressures are likely to result in longer waiting lists, delayed ambulance response times, and increased risk for patients," he said.

Although further deterioration in HRQoL may be limited after placement on the waiting list, delayed access to surgery impose the burden of disease.