In its eight-page decision Thursday, the board contended that Mr. Martinez repeatedly stalled and requested multiple extensions to gather documentation.
If the operator of the stalled car requests it, the patrol car will also use its radio to notify the department to ask one of the franchised op erators to provide additional help.
When renewed talks stalled, UFW requested a mediator, who imposed a contract that was approved by the agricultural labor board in the fall of 2013.
Throughout the spring, summer and fall of 2008, Federal Reserve officials stalled the requests, finally claiming that release of the information might embarrass recipient stockholders, might trigger a run by bank depositors and might make their economic recovery efforts more difficult.
When that request stalled, Mr. Hoekstra introduced a bill on March 3 that would have forced the posting.
The prime minister, Bruce Golding, had stalled the extradition request for nine months with claims that the US indictment relied on illegal wiretap evidence.
President Obama initially called for the $1.25 billion in his budget last year, but the request stalled in Congress as disagreements persisted over the amount of financing and the structure of the settlement.
That is the same Mr. Espada who asked for $2 million in state funds this year — a request stalled by Senate Democrats because the money appeared to be going to front groups for the health care organization that he founded.
A long-delayed plan to have the federal government provide insurance for four construction companies against legal claims arising from their cleanup efforts at ground zero has been stalled by a request from the city government that it be covered, too.
(By The New York Times) UNITED NATIONS, June 23 -- A four-member team of United Nations human rights experts accused the United States on Thursday of stalling on requests over the past three years to visit detainees at Guantánamo and said it would begin its own investigation without American assistance.
The governing National Transitional Council had stalled on earlier requests for officers to travel to Libya, but Burt said the new Libyan government, sworn in last weekend, would co-operate.
