Sentence examples for process has frustrated from inspiring English sources

Though the plan is expected to be approved before Christmas, the slowness of the process has frustrated some members of Parliament.

Now is the FFA above the law?" Indeed the lack of a transparent appeals process has frustrated supporters of all clubs for several seasons, and yet on Thursday, FFA said: "Since the inception of the banning process, it has always been the case that if a banned person can prove that they did not engage in the relevant behaviour the ban will not apply.

He said Yemen would renew its push for political reforms — an on-again-off-again process that has frustrated American officials for years.

Senior executives at Oracle, a subcontractor based in California that provided identity management software used in the registration process that has frustrated so many users, defended the company's work.

The process of assembling a new administration has frustrated presidents for years, a point brought home when George W. Bush received the now-famous memorandum titled "Bin Ladin Determined to Strike U.S". eight years ago this month but still did not have most of his national security team in place when planes smashed into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

Horn sharks grow slowly and at a highly variable rate that does not correspond to their size; this has frustrated attempts to determine their aging process.

All this has frustrated him.

This has frustrated some people who long to offload their bitterness or secret agendas but don't wish to expose themselves in the process.

The delay has frustrated many crowdfunding backers.

Citing a famous footnote in a 1938 Supreme Court decision, United States v. Carolene Products, she said courts must be more vigilant when fundamental rights are at stake, when the political process has been frustrated or when disfavored minorities are singled out for mistreatment.

It must have frustrated Steinbrenner.