Sentence examples for risks delaying from inspiring English sources
Debtors may wish to drive a hard bargain but that risks delaying a settlement.
"The commission risks delaying that delivery of new runways and making better customer service less, not more, likely," Mr. Matthews said.
The warnings echo the concerns of Liberal MPs including Trevor Evans, Tim Wilson, Warren Entsch and Simon Birmingham that Labor risks delaying marriage equality for yeras.
This is particularly vital given that the lengthy timetable for the planned referendum – scheduled to take place by 2017 – in itself risks delaying important investment decisions by international businesses in the City.
This standoff risks delaying an essential increase in the legal limit on Treasury debt, calling into question Americas ability to honour its obligations.S&P may have only told Americans what they already know.
But a Swiss court ruling in January blocked the data transfer, forcing the government to bypass the court ruling with a legal patch that requires parliamentary approval and risks delaying the sharing of bank client information beyond a deadline agreed on for the end of August.
"Either we risk delaying medically important technologies, or we risk entering Brave New World," he said.
This sounds Solomonic, and difficult enough to risk delaying the reorganization and reforms that Detroit so badly needs.
The Bush administration said yesterday that Congress must raise the government's $6.4 trillion limit on borrowing or risk delaying an announcement Thursday of a Treasury note auction.
Jill S. Krutick, an industry analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, said in a recent report that the recent surge risked delaying further theater closings.
Some campaign finance reform groups have suggested that the governor's proposals are so far-reaching that they risk delaying the passage of attainable new ethics rules.
