Sentence examples for ready to delay from inspiring English sources

Such requests are usually approved within a matter of days, but the New York racing officials, who also consulted with the State Department, delayed processing his application and appeared ready to delay the matter for the foreseeable future.

He went on: "After each six-month group of reports was ready, No 10 intervened to delay publication until the day after parliament went into recess, to minimise the attention paid to them," said Wallace.

The commission (with Germany's nod) has become readier to allow countries to delay meeting fiscal targets in the face of recession.

Republicans Ready to Choose DeLay's Successor House Republicans will choose a majority leader to succeed Representative Tom DeLay in an election on Thursday that holds major significance for their party's public image.

"This office is ready to respond to any attempt to delay justice," he said.

But some developers weren't quite ready yet, so the company decided to delay these changes until today.

This way you are ready first thing the next day and will not have to delay your travels to get that camera ready for shooting.

To delay is to disrespect.

To delay would be "fatal".

"We just want to delay".

Only McClure voted to delay.