Sentence examples for unjustified delay from inspiring English sources

Scheen considered that the actual term "inertia" already meant "unjustified": " therapeutic inertia can be defined as an unjustified delay in treatment initiation or intensification", or "deleterious": " a caregiver behavior resulting in a deleterious delay" [ 21].

In this case, the period of unjustified delay is at least two years, and MacDonald demanded an early disposition prior to that period.

Unjustified delays by insurers are also punishable by fines of up to $10,000.

Unjustified delays can create a financial crunch.

Last week, former Home Secretary Jack Straw wrote to current Home Secretary Theresa May to urge an investigation into the "inordinate and unjustified delays" to the probe into the incident.

For the past year, pro-immigration reform groups in the Beltway acted to protect the President from criticism of his dismal deportation record and unjustified delays on administrative relief while they continued to push for a comprehensive immigration bill that never had any chance of passage.

Clinicians need to ensure that older patients do not undergo unnecessary and unjustified delays in treatment.

Still, there is a risk of abusive reference to the informal frames of evidence-based practice and shared decision making to mask unjustified delays.

This is already possible, but investigators have to rely on a patchwork of rules, which in many cases lead to unjustified delays and additional burdens.

Such provisions would help to guard against unjustified deferral of publication that could be caused by extensive or repeated rounds of comments or by undue delay in the sponsor providing comments to the PI.

As Mr Cannon puts it, "no FDA official has ever been fired or faced a congressional inquiry for delaying the approval of a promising new drug, however unjustified the delay".