This is not just a matter of delays, cost overruns, and the like: systems are quite often rejected by their intended users as not fit for purpose.
Although the calculation of the delay is a matter of debate, diagnostic delays may occur at any point during disease progression and can be divided into pre-symptomatic delays, patient delays, primary care delays, referral delays, and secondary care delays.
To the extent that the financial crisis is partly a matter of perception, any delay would be problematic.
Sure he'll be talking about his two-step, but it's only a matter of time before DeLay, R-Texas, is talking about the political dance he was once the master of back in Washington.
As a business owner and frequent flier, I would expect to see them compensate their customers, as a matter of fairness, for delayed and canceled flights.
Whether it is a matter of a one-hour delay, a two-hour delay, a school closing or an early dismissal, winter storms have a way of keeping people on edge.
Apple needs to discipline itself to get new software shrink-wrapped and out the door without years of delay, no matter how hot its machines are, says Michael Silver, an analyst with the Gartner Group in Stamford, Conn . OS Xis only the latest in a series of attempts to overhaul the Mac OS, starting with Pink (which became Taligent) in 1987 and continuing with Copland in the mid-1990s.
There is a lot that needs to be done on the mundane matter of reducing bureaucracy and delay ("I became a social worker to help children – not to be a data processor," one member of that profession has said).
Why not, if as the FAQ suggests, some fixes could be created in a matter of months, at least delay the publication until they were available?
The approval was a matter of routine, but the delay would mean that construction on the pipeline could not begin until the spring of 1957.
