Sentence examples for routinely delayed from inspiring English sources

But permission is routinely delayed or denied.

There was nothing official, but lower courts routinely delayed their cases or granted stays of execution.

The judge found that the military has routinely delayed investigations and discharges until suspected homosexuals completed their deployments on combat missions.

"We are routinely delayed, questioned and treated like criminals because of the solidarity we bring to refugees stuck in 'The Jungle' in Calais," he told the Independent.

Under the previous system, shipments of food, medicine and other goods that Iraq said were for civilians were routinely delayed for months while Security Council members and United Nations weapons inspectors pored over contracts to determine whether the sales could strengthen Iraq's military.

Flights to Martha's Vineyard Airport in Edgartown from Logan and LaGuardia airports are routinely delayed or cancelled, which can make even the most stalwart of travelers impatient and frustrated.

Surgeons say that some insurers routinely delay approvals.

Last month, 24 hospitals in suburban and upstate New York filed a lawsuit that accused Aetna U.S. Healthcare of violating contracts by routinely delaying payments for services.

With six screening stations at most, the process becomes laborious, and so many travelers recently have been missing their flights that the airlines routinely delay takeoffs.

Last summer, side-effects of this were showing up, with a shortage of ground staff routinely delaying departures at Gatwick by one hour most afternoons.

Well, as the health economists Austin Frakt and Aaron Carroll document, right now Americans in their early 60s without health insurance routinely delay needed care, only to become very expensive Medicare recipients once they reach 65.