Examples of using To be delayed in English and their translations into Swedish
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It seems as though the referendum is going to be delayed by another year, but this year is crucial.
The induction of parturition in laboratory animals have been found to be delayed when ketoprofen was given just before parturition.
But Dutch voters think differently: 47% of them expect it to be delayed, while only 18% expect EMU to start on 1 January 1999 with a large group of countries.
Unless you want to be delayed by an angry werewolf grandma with a shotgun,
When arrival to your final destination under the transport contract is expected to be delayed by more than 60 minutes, you will be given the choice between.
The rain seemed to be delayed, so I decided to proceed down to Gillespies Beach which also offers some gentle walking.
If this process were to be delayed because of political tactics used to achieve other purposes,
When the train is delayed or it is expected to be delayed by more than 60 minutes the compensation is applied via an electronic compensation application form.
Dental X-ray exams do not need to be delayed if you are trying to become pregnant or are breast feeding.
However, it is not right for the debate at this stage to be delayed or for the creation of the cooperative society to be put off.
may need to be delayed.
The gold revaluation dispute and the results of the election in France should not cause the next phase of EMU to be delayed.
proof of identification which may cause the Transaction to be delayed.
missions don't need to be delayed.
And how would you explain to a customer that a project is going to be delayed due to problems with the IT system?
which might allow the next cycle of platinum-based chemotherapy to be delayed.
as vaccination may not be recommended, or may need to be delayed.
as MEPACT treatment may need to be delayed or discontinued. if you have a history of asthma
it may be in the best interest of financial stability for the disclosure of inside information to be delayed when the information is of systemic importance.
This paragraph allows access to schooling to be delayed by up to 65 working days for reasons connected with the dispersal policy operated by some Member States