regularly delayed

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This enabled us to identify bureaucratic and procedural problems that regularly delayed hospital discharge.

Iran has regularly delayed such meetings, which the six powers had hoped to restart in December, and then in January, with arguments over location and timing.

BACKSTAGE A show's CALL TIME is usually two to three hours before it starts, though models are regularly delayed by prior shows, or traffic.

In a State Department cable dated December 2009 and published by WikiLeaks, executives of rival airlines told American officials that Pakistan International Airlines flights were regularly delayed while government officials boarded the plane and that the airline often had to reserve up to 20 seats on a flight for government officials or their friends.

Although gaining client confirmation and compliance was at times promptly achieved within these phases, clients also regularly delayed their affiliative uptake of the therapist's prior action.

However, most of these studies were carried out some years ago and some were conducted in the developing world, where there is still a lack of basic services, high morbidity and mortality rates, and where the identification of severe underlying diseases leading to rCAP is regularly delayed.

Onerous paperwork regularly delays projects for months and inflates costs.

But problems also incur on the new sections, regularly delaying service or capacity, and forcing Flytoget to operate fewer departures.

"Often, I would arrive too early, especially during the monsoons when the buses regularly got delayed, or too late, and have to stand in the summer heat or heavy rains waiting for a bus or looking for alternate means of transport".

While hypodontia among domestic dogs (and other mammals) is known, they do not regularly show delayed eruption of the adult dentition.

Hence, engaging in the proposed memory exercises regularly may delay the onset of dementia or Mild Cognitive Impairment.