Sentence examples for which have delayed from inspiring English sources

But the Dreamliner has encountered problems, which have delayed its delivery date more than a year.

The agreement is the third such deal in 10 days between the world's eighth biggest oil producer and its joint venture partners to try to end chronic funding shortfalls in the industry which have delayed projects and depressed output.

As for incinerators, chief offenders include the Dept. of Sanitation & the Housing Authority, both of which have delayed updating their procedures with the excuse that discrepancies between city & state regulation should be ironed out first.

Security problems raised by staff and unions, which have delayed the transfer of more than 100 juvenile detainees still held in a Western Australian adult prison for over six months back to a juvenile detention facility, are "not rocket science" and should be fixed, a review into the juvenile facility has found.

Still, Mr. Hollande's economic policies, which have delayed cuts in public spending until next year, are sensible in a recession, said Simon Tilford, chief economist at the Center for European Reform, and his fight against austerity is gaining traction in Brussels, despite frustration with him.

There have been bitter fights over the museum's financing, which have delayed its opening until at least next year, as well as continuing arguments over its location, seven stories below ground; which relics should be exhibited; and where unidentified human remains should rest.

But Tanox has been involved in disputes with its two partners, which has delayed work.

Many industry groups are still pushing back, which has delayed the final rules from the SEC.

The House, which has delayed too long, should promptly follow his advice.

Attempts to trim the handouts, which had delayed the bill for two years, mostly failed.

"We are faced now with the absence of the president, which has delayed implementation," he said.