Sentence examples for three year delay from inspiring English sources

But the battery problems have exacerbated a three year delay bringing the 787 into service, which has been a boon to Airbus.

Mayor Edgar Smith remarked that it should be made clear that refusing the developer's terms did not necessarily mean the loss of the school site; that it would, however, probably mean a two or three year delay in the construction of the school.

This three year delay gives state and local agencies, private providers and child and family advocates ample time to prepare and work with the Department of Health and Human Services to build on the new law's flexibility in defining who is eligible for prevention services, how the services are defined, and the definition, structure and eligibility for residential treatment programs.

Using two sets of public use SEER data reported with a lag time of three years apart, for patients diagnosed with prostate cancer from 1973 1996 (available in April 1999 [ 20]) and an updated dataset available in April 2002 [ 21], we built a multiple logistic regression model to predict the likelihood of a three year delay.

The chancellor should consider a two- or three-year delay to help low- and middle-income families.

Six years ago, miscommunications in the design, manufacturing and installation of several hundred kilometers of electrical cables resulted in a devastating three-year delay to the A380 program that ultimately led to a reshuffling in management, the elimination of 10,000 jobs and more than $6 billion in losses.

"The three-year delay of this report is sadly fitting for an administration that has wasted seven years denying the real threat of global climate change," Mr. Kerry said in a statement.

After a three-year delay, Big Boi's solo debut will finally arrive in 2010.

But some advocates of the ban criticized Suffolk's three-year delay.

"Because of the logistical requirements, this could easily be a three-year delay," he said.

Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers want a three-year delay to give proposed rehabilitation programs time to work.