Sentence examples for unreasonably delay from inspiring English sources

The covered entity is allowed to require a written request, electronic request, or request via a form specific to the entity, as long as it does not create a barrier to access or unreasonably delay access.

The methods of verification are discretionary, but must comply with 45 CFR 164.312 (d) of the HIPAA Security Rule and cannot bar or unreasonably delay the individual's access to their PHI.

Ashcroft vowed to act against countries that refuse to accept the immigrants or unreasonably delay their return.

Exporters, for example, claim that VAT refunds are being unreasonably delayed.

As proceedings to that end were not unreasonably delayed, we do not perceive that laches can be imputed to him.

The state settled the lawsuit with inmates, agreeing to pay a penalty to a nonprofit group for any hearing that it considered unreasonably delayed.

A 2008 decision by a Federal District Court said the Interior Department had unreasonably delayed an accounting but added that the complicated task was ultimately impossible.

Noting that broadcasters had sought a final ruling from the agency to repeal the rules since 1980, the court added, "if these circumstances do not constitute agency action unreasonably delayed, it is difficult to imagine circumstances that would".

On Wednesday, Judge James Robertson of the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia ruled that the Interior Department had "unreasonably delayed" its accounting for billions of dollars owed to American Indian landholders and that the agency "cannot remedy the breach".

A court has ruled that Peter Dutton and the immigration department unreasonably delayed the citizenship applications of two former Hazara refugees, a decision that advocates say will provide hope to thousands who have had their cases "put in the bottom drawer".

In his decision, US District Judge Edward Korman excoriated Bush's former lackeys at the food and drug administration (FDA), saying officials there had "repeatedly and unreasonably" delayed their decision for political reasons, rather than because of health concerns.