Sentence examples for stalled implementation from inspiring English sources

In light of the now hyper-partisan House and the stalled implementation of Race to the Top, Duncan's RTTT-inspired changes may prove as temporary as they are bombastic.

"Certainly, some states are expected to rebel and stall implementation as long as possible".

The legislature overrode his veto last month, but Mr. McCrory has fought back, saying his administration would stall implementation until sufficient funding was provided for the program.

These changes trumped the EAG process and the policy window remained closed, stalling implementation.

Early last year, it was revealed that former SEC chairman, Mary Schapiro, stalled the implementation of crowdfunding, as mandated by the overwhelmingly popular JOBs Act, for fear that it would harm her legacy.

In Brazil, for example, leadership changes following elections stalled the implementation of family planning services and threatened the sustainability of reproductive services [ 20].

Almost needless to say,  the industry — most of it, anyway[2] — and its representatives are fighting these regulations and trying to stall their implementation with all their power.

A statement from Mr. Obey's office said the administration was "stalling the implementation of its plan by at least a year, once again calling into question whether its reorganization plan is an effort to simply distract from other substantive homeland security debates".

If state lawmakers don't rewrite the law or stall its implementation for a few months, as businesses want — which the Legislature can legally do, though the clock is ticking — the Dynamex decision will subject businesses in California to a standard that is tougher than the federal government's or most states'.

Given the expected international fallout and questions of legality, the government had been stalling on implementation.

Sultan Iskandar took up the initiative to obtain more royal support to stall the implementation of the proposed bill.