Sentence examples for recommended delay from inspiring English sources

Signs are that this is now slowly changing...As the authors point out, there was discussion in the late 1970s about whether Greece's accession ought to be delayed while it pursued further reform; the European Commission recommended delay but was overruled.

The packet delay is much lower than the minimum recommended delay of 1 sec defined in [7] (mentioned in Sect. 2.1).

The urgency of the referral or the recommended delay in referral (Table 3) varied by the initial health care provider (Table 3).

From the qualitative data the main reasons for delayed bathing (5/8 narrative women) was health worker advice, with health workers reported as a key source of information with the recommended delay ranging from 5 hours to 3 days.

Unless the mother's condition was cause for concern, the onus of decision making rested with the neonatologist or paediatrician, and it could take confidence and courage in the face of one's own and others' anxiety to persist with the full recommended delay.

About 65 percent of them recommended delaying the drive.

Doctors recommended delaying a second operation on her neck until her emotional state was more stable, her sister said.

With the economy pinching the county's capital budget, officials recommended delaying or cutting building projects across all departments, including schools.

But the Guardian spoke to several doctors – in the public and private sector – who said there had been no increase in women seeking contraception or family planning advice since the government recommended delaying pregnancy.

Eastman, the chemical, fibers and plastics manufacturer based in Kingsport, Tenn., said that because of the weak economy and "a lack of clear signals for near-term recovery," its management recommended delaying the spinoff, and said it would reassess the plan in mid-2002.

Seeking to influence the Obama administration's policies toward Colombia, the group recommended delaying ratification of a long-awaited trade deal until Colombia's government vigorously and effectively confronts the criminal groups, which succeeded paramilitaries formed by landowners decades ago to combat guerrillas.