Sentence examples for will have to delay from inspiring English sources

In that case, Gruber said, "Obama will have to delay the individual mandate".

Consequently, many people will have to delay retirement or take on another career late in life.

She has been advised that she will have to delay entry into the House of Lords until next May.

Earlier he had acknowledged that "without this money, we will have to delay the project for quite some time or even abandon it altogether".

If New York does in fact run out of cash, it will have to delay paying some of its biggest bills.

Due to cuts, the Census Bureau will have to delay completion of the Economic Census, an immense survey done every five years.

Unfortunately if we do well I'll have to come straight back down and we'll have to delay the celebrations".

She will now have to delay that at least two years because of the toll the financial crisis has taken on her retirement savings.

This means that we will either have to delay fixing η until the decoding stage, or scale/translate scores per segment accordingly at each position i.

But they will again have to delay the debut of South African paceman Wayne Parnell after he failed to recover from injury.

This way you are ready first thing the next day and will not have to delay your travels to get that camera ready for shooting.