Sentence examples for trust to delay from inspiring English sources

He called for the trust to delay the transfer of some services, particularly emergency surgery, trauma and other support for A&E.

In Nevada, for example, the law expressly forbids the funding of a trust to hinder, delay or defraud known creditors.

When he has your trust, he will start to delay his payment.

West Harris Trust had urged the comhairle to delay closing Shelibost to give it time to attract new families into the area, the court heard.

The trust statement added: "Despite calls to delay this action the SFA persisted with this case while the club was not in a position to adequately defend itself and had the SFA done its job in the first place on Craig Whyte then this entire saga could have been avoided.

Yet even with retractions and apologies this discredited study is still quoted by parents, who put their trust in it when deciding to delay or refuse vaccines.

The Leicestershire and Warwickshire probation trusts have called on Grayling to delay the timetable by at least six months.

Investors who have lost money through holdings in split capital investment trusts have been urged not to delay applying for compensation, with just over a month to go until the deadline for applications.

Primary care trusts, including those in Yorkshire, Sheffield, Norfolk and Surrey, have ordered GPs to delay referrals to save money.

To delay is to disrespect.

To delay would be "fatal".