Sentence examples for steps to delay from inspiring English sources
There are numerous procedural steps to delay or halt prosecutions.
"He felt quite unable to face up to the fact that Eva had died and almost like a small child couldn't face up to telling anyone else, so took steps to delay the moment of facing up to the reality".
Budget experts believe that if the debt ceiling isn't raised by August or September, Treasury will run out of steps to delay default and the government could fall behind on its obligations.
"Given the extremely short timeframe for the implementation of the proposed DEA scheduling order, we urge you to take appropriate steps to delay the order to allow both for a public comment period and sufficient time for the DEA to outline its evidentiary standards to Congress regarding the justification for this proposed action," the letter from Hatch and colleagues concludes.
Ms Lambert asked him if he "should have taken steps" to delay the start of the match.
The IRS takes a hard stance against taxpayers who raise frivolous arguments (such as "there is no constitutional basis for the income tax") or those who take unnecessary steps to delay collections enforcement.
Since the degree of proteinuria correlates with tubular interstitial fibrosis the early treatment of proteinuria and prevention of progression to significant proteinuria levels is an important step to delay disease progression.
Therefore, we believe that immediate fibula transfer is preferable, as a first therapeutic step, to delayed surgery in selected cases.
Unless Congress steps in to delay the cut, he said, New Yorkers could face tax increases to keep the system operating without cutbacks.
Earlier this year, the White House stepped in to delay a strike by mechanics at Northwest Airlines, who later settled, and put pressure on Delta's pilots to settle.
The union reached the agreement with Delta last month, seven days before a strike deadline and under the threat that President Bush would step in to delay a strike if the two sides did not come to terms.
