The core of Allen's argument is this: unless we also aggressively reduce CO2 emissions – which at the global level we're comprehensively failing to do – rapid action to reduce SLCPs "can only delay, but not prevent" a dangerously high peak in global temperatures.
Regime change will come when Iranians reach that conclusion, and our trying to actively hasten it can only delay it.
Such comments reflect Wall Street's view that any attempt to shield consumers from market forces sends the wrong signal to both consumers and investors and can only delay the investments needed to bolster supplies.
Under Texas law, Mr. Bush alone does not have the power to commute a death sentence to life in prison but can only delay an execution by 30 days.
The United States moved quickly to block a ruling, but its action can only delay the issue by a month, when the European Union will probably raise its objection again, the Dow Jones Newswires said.
It means that the baby is trying, but the baby is not able to sustain himself or herself, and technology can only delay death, or technology can actually result in injury long term.' I don't know what the right answer is, but, in the context of the data, each of us makes a determination based on our beliefs and experience".
"How many people know that the Seanad can only delay legislation, not overturn it, and the last time it used this power was in 1964?" Despite the profound nature of the proposed change, the government campaign has been met by widespread public apathy, and before the polls closed at 10 p.m. on Friday, turnout was at record lows in many parts of the country.
No, the UAW won't lie down and let its members be forced into lower-paying jobs with suppliers, but over the long pull the union can only delay the changes.
Most research universities have language in their contracts with funders indicating that the sponsoring agency can only delay publication of the results of research for 30 or at most 60 days.
