Sentence examples for no need to delay from inspiring English sources

A group of E.U. health experts said in August that there was no need to delay the return to school after the summer break.

The European Union's General Court, one of the highest courts in the 27-state bloc, said there was no need to delay the ban for the duration of court proceedings.

Still, former Representative Dick Zimmer, who was chairman of the panel established by Governor Whitman, known formally as the Study Commission on the Implementation of the Death Penalty, said in a recent interview that he saw no reason for another study, and that there was no need to delay executions any longer.

I just think it could be speeded up, and there is absolutely no need to delay to 2015," he said.

But the International Olympic Committee (IOC) sees no need to delay the games, based on advice from the World Health Organization (WHO).

The exponential increases in Afghan casualties, they say, are just part of being the tip of the counterinsurgency spear, so there's no need to delay the complete withdrawal of American troops by the end of 2016.

Fluid extravasation has been shown to stop by 8 to 12 hours, and Holm believes there is no evidence to indicate the need to delay colloid administration beyond this.

We need to delay and prevent them and we now have the technologies to do that.

If the market has done more than just batter your portfolio, or job, you may need to delay your gift.

The exchange closings have also meant that companies seeking to go public may need to delay their initial public offerings.

And the department has not said it will delay the jobs numbers until after the election, or if it will need to delay them at all.