Sentence examples for one-month delay from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Tony Blair was widely reported to have decided on a one-month delay of a national election planned for May 3.

An independent police review in February 2015 sharply criticised the agreement in 2014 between the force and the BBC, when the broadcaster agreed to a one-month delay reporting on the allegations of historical sex abuse in return for advance notification of the raid.

Mr. McVeigh had originally been scheduled for execution on May 16, but after the Justice Department publicly disclosed the existence of the documents on May 11, Mr. Ashcroft ordered a one-month delay to allow lawyers time to review the documents.

One of them, Jessica Rosenworcel, has urged a one-month delay in the vote.

Two days after Mr. Klein delivered his petitions to the agency, it announced a one-month delay in its plan.

That was politically unpalatable, and senior politicians pressed bank regulators to renegotiate that provision, leading to a one-month delay in completing the sale.

Following the interview, an envelope is opened by interviewers to reveal group assignment (immediate vs one-month delayed treatment group).

Overall compliance with sending the weekly reports (number of completed reports received/number of reports expected) was 88.6% within a one-week cutoff compared with a one month delay considered good practice in paper-based reporting, delivered on the 28th date of the following month.

The limited amount of stock is a result of an approximately one month delay created by the component supply problems, and will result in around a million less units than planned for launch.

We investigated the immediate and one month delayed effects of the game on students' knowledge reinforced and integrated by the game as well as on knowledge learnt during the expository lecture but not strengthened by the game.

Results indicated that the two modes of play were nearly comparable as concerns immediate and one month delayed learning gains, as well as subjective evaluation of educational experience.