Sentence examples for would delay issuing from inspiring English sources

On Sept. 24 the federal education secretary, Arne Duncan, said he would delay issuing the final version of the rule to study the comments.

Gov. Jan Brewer — who campaigned against the law, then signed it with reluctance — said in May that the state, which has issued more than 7,500 cards to medical marijuana patients, would delay issuing licenses to marijuana dispensaries, as the law requires.

While Judge Weinstein said he believed that improper removals had occurred, he said he would delay issuing the court order for six months while the agency put the final touches on several domestic violence programs it already has in the works.

The US army, the Department of Justice, and the Department of the Interior, which is responsible for Native American affairs, announced on Friday that it would delay issuing permits to the pipeline to dig on federal land by the Missouri river, above the Standing Rock reservation.

"If the administration genuinely believed that the ban is urgently needed to protect national security, then one would assume they would not delay issuing a new order for political reasons," Lee Gelernt, an American Civil Liberties Union attorney who is leading the travel ban challenge in Brooklyn federal court, said in an email last week.

Hitler nevertheless delayed issuing the order until it became clear that Britain would not countenance a peace treaty following the conquest of Poland.

HHS has delayed issuing essential regulations.

The prime minister's official spokesman declined to confirm that the speech would happen on June 19 as previously announced, raising speculation that continued wrangling between the Conservatives and the DUP on policy issues would delay the speech.

But the federal government, which provided initial approval of construction, announced last month that it would reassess its decision and delay issuing permits.

On 21 February 2013, the Competition Commission confirmed it would delay its decision until May, and issued a statement in which it said, "The range of possible remedies to be considered in this case is complex and that all possible remedies need to be explored with the parties to the merger and third parties".

A1 Rethinking Privacy Rules Health Secretary Tommy G. Thompson said he would delay and reconsider rules that President Bill Clinton issued in late December to protect medical record privacy.