Sentence examples for right to delay from inspiring English sources

Democrats said last week that they intended to exercise their right to delay the vote until Jan . 24

When explaining the program, I reserved the right to delay payout in case we are waiting for a large payment.

Giving 44 or so senators the right to delay, but not to permanently block, a nomination strikes a reasonable balance.

When you are already at your destination and ready to return home, tour operators have the right to delay you by up to two days.

The bill Konráðsdóttir was arguing for will deny some asylum seekers in Iceland the right to delay deportation while they appeal against their case decisions.

The Commission has not, however, proposed that it should have the right to delay Croatia's membership by a year in the event that reforms lose momentum.

NBC had a $1.81 billion incentive — the price it paid for Olympic broadcast rights — to delay coverage until prime time, when it could maximize viewership and advertising.

Fox has sued the Dodgers to preserve its contractual rights to delay any sale of the team's post-2013 TV rights until a 45-day exclusive negotiating period with it ends late next year.

"And I haven't seen any inclination on their part to agree to anything except as a ploy from time to time," he said, saying the Iraqis sought to "kind of play the international community and the U.N. process like a guitar, plucking the right string at the right moment to delay something".

There is too much economic turmoil right now to delay this any longer".

"The government has made the right decision to delay the introduction of the care cap.