Sentence examples for needlessly delayed from inspiring English sources

The letter said that the endorsement of the king's offer by the ambassadors' countries had "needlessly delayed a peaceful transition in the country at a critical hour".

Some people involved said that effort was doomed from the start, and that it needlessly delayed the safety board's effort to reach a conclusion.

Others needlessly delayed their departures by minutes while sick patients waited for help, they said, and some crews falsified logs to cover their tracks.

The current recovery, while welcome, has been needlessly delayed, and still leaves the economy up to 20% below the level of activity that could have been predicted from historical trends, if policy had not been so deflationary.

AS he waits for the next round of peace talks to begin, Ambassador Ivry warns that peace with the Palestinians will be needlessly delayed if the Palestinians do not take advantage quickly of the concessions being offered by Mr. Barak, whose political survival is under threat.

The view that improved relations with Cuba was a needlessly delayed, yet welcome development was challenged on a number of different fronts, however.

Mr. McGinty criticized the police union for encouraging that choice, saying the silence made it "more challenging to find answers" and was "needlessly delaying the process of justice".

But she noted that she complained in a letter to Judge Johnson in August that he was needlessly delaying the case.

But the prosecutor has criticised the officers for refusing to co-operate with investigators and "needlessly delaying the process of justice".

Mr. Collins also inserted language giving the Legislature oversight over each school project, which the Abbott districts feared would needlessly delay the projects.

Senate leadership is "choosing to needlessly delay the JOBS bill by adding unrelated provisions," said Laena E. Fallon, a spokeswoman for Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the House majority leader.