"We're doing 6 30 now," she says, concealing whether she considers it an unwelcome delay, or a half-hour of extra sleep.
Privately, however, EU diplomats said they were worried the British court's decision – that the UK government could not start Brexit without parliament's approval – might complicate the process and cause unwelcome delay.
Seeing international students as an easy target, successive government reforms have made international students feel unwelcome – from huge delays for in-country visa applications, to ever-rising visa application fees, and the scrapping of the post study work visa.
This created delays and unwelcome stress, and some practitioners worried it may sway their original decision about the safest and most appropriate place for the child to be reviewed [w1].
But others in the agency said they feared that the standardized procedures were another effort by the Bush administration to delay or suppress unwelcome scientific information.
This year's delay is an unwelcome byproduct of Congress' acrimonious standoff over the so-called fiscal cliff at the end of last year, according to Colas.
Further delay would be unwelcome news for TransCanada, but even if officials were to give the project a pass, Nick Berning, a spokesman for Friends of the Earth, pointed to several potential state-level actions, including those now underway in Nebraska, as well as legal challenges.
The government also said it wouldn't give warning of forthcoming deportations and would end its previous policy of delaying the return of unwelcome migrants during the winter.
Yet the government will quickly have to come to grips with an unwelcome fact: that for all the talk of possible delay, other EU governments remain determined to introduce the euro as scheduled on January 1st 1999.This is despite the French elections, which might return a Socialist majority that is unenthusiastic about the euro.
For kids growing up at risk of separation from their families, and workers at risk of exploitation by unscrupulous bosses--because a do-nothing Republican Congress refuses to vote to fix our broken immigration system--news of President Obama's decision to delay Administrative Relief, until after the midterm elections, was unwelcome.
Even the most ardent Republican defenders of Mr. DeLay will acknowledge privately that the ethics admonishments are an unwelcome distraction as the election looms.
