Sentence examples for unconscionable delay from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hart in part faults his own party's intransigence on civil service protections for what he considers an unconscionable delay.

After years of unconscionable delay, the House has approved legislation that would, for the first time, extend federal hate-crimes law to give substantive coverage to gay people.

It is this unconscionable delay and the speculation that swirled around it that give succour to those Russian officials and others who claim that the whole process has been politically motivated.

After an unconscionable delay of nearly three years, the Justice Department needs to issue the final, mandatory rape-prevention policies for federal prisons and state correctional institutions that receive federal dollars.

What can justify this unconscionable delay?

The unconscionable delay in releasing these men becomes more marked when Nasrat's story is looked at more closely.

"There are massive, unconscionable delays in the system," said William F. Fox, distinguished scholar in residence at Dickinson School of Law at Pennsylvania State University, who has written about the appeals process.

You have to go through established channels (banks or other licensed intermediaries), pay substantial fees and commissions, and sometimes endure unconscionable delays.

It has been more than three months since a panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit accused the Department of Veterans Affairs of "unchecked incompetence" and unconscionable delays in caring for veterans with mental health problems.

Ms. Roth will leave behind a legacy of unconscionable delays in deciding cases, imperious behavior and a tendency to use her office to reward cronies and further her personal interests.

"Unfortunately, unconscionable delays of this kind are business as usual for Republicans in Congress, who have failed time and again to respond to pressing public health emergencies, from the Flint water crisis to the deadly opioid epidemic".