Sentence examples for would seek to delay from inspiring English sources

The move ends uncertainty over whether lawyers would seek to delay demolition so that eventual jurors might view the crime scene.

If Mr. Romney wins, Republicans say they would seek to delay the year-end deadline for a bipartisan deal by up to a year to give him time to flesh out his budget plans and get Democrats to agree.

BRUSSELS — The European Commission said Monday that it would seek to delay a plan to charge foreign airlines for greenhouse gas emissions for one year, potentially removing one of the most contentious issues clouding trade relations with China, India and the United States.

There had been speculation that Britain, an epicenter of maritime insurance services and home to the International Group of P&I Clubs, a trade group, would seek to delay the insurance ban in consultation with other European Union members, which are scheduled to review the embargo's provisions this month.

Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis). said last week that House Republicans would seek to delay the fight over reauthorization until after the November elections.

While the prospect of repeal appears dead, Professor McDonough predicted that Republicans in Congress would still seek to delay the fulfillment of the law's major components — the mandate that most Americans carry health insurance by January 2014, for example, and the premium subsidies.

Blumenthal said yesterday that motions filed by the defendants seek to delay the lawsuit.

In white-collar-crime prosecutions, defense attorneys invariably seek to delay the trials of their clients.

In addition, the opposition can seek to delay measures.

May has repeatedly said the government will not seek to delay or reverse Brexit.

Industry lobbyists also sought to delay when the rules would take effect.