Examples of using Long delay in English and their translations into French
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This long delay and the extensive period covered are due to the considerable number of new laws passed
A challenge faced by the lab is there is typically a long delay to hire technical staff;
After a long delay, the Chief Administrator of Abyei,
The Supreme Court has repeatedly refused to consider the contention that a long delay between conviction and execution constitutes cruel
of Legislation in 2008, the Committee is deeply concerned about the long delay in finalizing the law reform that started in 2005.
that there had been a very long delay in the signing of a judgment.
not working, or OS updates after a long delay, more than a year.
Ms. Ramanandraibe(Madagascar) said that her delegation welcomed the opportunity to renew its dialogue with the Committee after a long delay, which had been due to a number of technical,
to 9(long delay) by using channel selector switches(6). corresponds to Delay Time.
to 9(long delay) by rotating the channel selector
This measure has increased the efficiency of the appeal process as it is no longer necessary to add the long delay of the administrative process to the long delays of the civil process(around eight years) Cassese, 1999.
the Committee remains concerned about the long delay in the disposal of judicial cases
However, the long delay in its entry into force
The centralized structure, the long delay between reception and distribution of data to the user
which were likely to persist if there were a further long delay in concluding the Doha Development Round.
As a result of the long delay between arriving at taxiway U and issuance of the take-off clearance,
As a result of the long delay between arriving at taxiway U and the issuance of the take-off clearance,
entire procedure has and continues to be long but explains that the long delay results from many factors including the complexity of the restitution law,
It would appear from your above-mentioned letter that you are only prepared to present preliminary results after an extremely long delay, and that you intend to undertake endless
The Supreme Court has repeatedly refused to consider the contention that a long delay between conviction and execution constitutes cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment.
