Delay Action In A Sentence

We found 16 sentences of 'Delay Action' to help you understand how to use Delay Action in a sentence.

• Colbert deadpanned as he watched tape-delay action.
• It's difficult to find delay action in a sentence.
• We would not want to delay action on the instructions of the President.
• But the members voted to delay action until next annual meeting in September 1904.
• Attorneys on both sides said appeals to the federal court ruling could delay action in Ohio.
• The commission has elected to delay action for a period of not more than three weeks.
• That's the reason why you must not delay action at any cost and do something right away.
• The possibility also remains that the agency could delay action, as it has several times in recent months.
• The Lords can publicise matters and delay action for long enough to allow public opinion to make itself felt.
• Democrats can delay action in the Senate until Congress has approved an overall budget _ unlikely until April at the earliest.
• While insisting they were not seeking to delay action, key Democrats sounded relieved Tuesday at the decision to put off debate.
• You know, that same force that whispers in our ears with convincing arguments on why we should delay action and (forever) procrastinate.
• But legislators have raised concerns, from the effect of restructuring on union jobs to the future of renewable energy, that could delay action.
• There is still no agreement on the authorization bill, Dole said, and the Senate will delay action on other nominees while discussions continue.
• Ironically, choosing not to make a decision is itself a decision to delay action, which doesn't bring you any closer to the right answer.
• The pound came under heavy selling pressure on the foreign exchanges yesterday as fears that a hung parliament could delay action on Britain's budget deficit sent jitters through the markets.