Examples of using Considerable delay in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The ex-ante evaluations have started with a considerable delay.
However, that this might cause a considerable delay in the decision on your claim.
A considerable delay is building up in relation to Galileo, in terms of the 2005 forecasts.
David becomes king of Israel after a considerable delay, and with a great deal of adversity.
After a considerable delay, Vaughan was contacted by the Apollo in the spring of 1943 to open for Ella Fitzgerald.
As a result, approval of the amendment would cause considerable delay in the application of the directive.
Willis, initially rebuffed by the queen,obtained Liliuokalani's promise to grant an amnesty after a considerable delay.
After considerable delay due to the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, the second financial protocol was approved in January 1984.
Abram's descendants would possess the land of Canaan,but not until after a considerable delay and many difficulties.
There was considerable delay, however, and it was not until the end of June, 1832, that the first lot of 2,000 medals was received.
Instruments are very often incompletely transposed, and sometimes with considerable delay, depending on the Member States.
Getting that inclusion has come after a considerable delay and a great many problems have been created for the Agency in London as a result of that delay. .
In this respect,it also pointed out that negotiating a new agreement to replace the Kyoto Protocol would entail a considerable delay in taking the necessary measures.
There was quite a considerable delay at that time which was a matter of concern to everybody, not only the Commission, but obviously Parliament as well.
It is easier to suggest this thanto develop the criteria, hence the considerable delay in discovering this helpful set of rules.
Mailing was another cause of considerable delay. I get chills when I remember that, at the time, one of the directors Dr. Bogossian would spend hours at the post office.
Due to the verification exercise under Article 164 of the Financial Regulations,there has been a considerable delay in the implementation of projects during the past two years.
There is often considerable delay before the correct diagnosis is made, which may give rise to parental anxiety and sometimes to unnecessary medical investigations.
Mice lacking Akt1 are also resistant to cancer:They experience considerable delay in tumor growth initiated by the large T antigen or the Neu oncogene.
However, there is a considerable delay between the end of a project and the external audit which DG ECHO aims to reduce by covering all partners on a two-year cycle.
Being a bit fussy, one could argue that as internet connections are not yet going at the speed of light,there must be a considerable delay in receiving the data transmitted by the NIST, but we are sure ATC's developers must have thought about that.
There has already been a considerable delay, which is normal in the process of ratifying Community Treaties, but it is expected that the Treaty of Amsterdam will enter into force at the beginning of next year.
The key question regarding the path towards lifting the internal borders under Schengen is to know when the new Member States will be able to join the Schengen Information System;according to the Commission this is causing considerable delay.
It is likely, therefore, that there will be some considerable delay before any new legislation on the disposal of wastes is introduced in the UK.
It is a very shallow document, and I think the rapporteur was entirely right to threaten to demand an action programme. You will know, and Mr Florenz is also aware,that my group was not in favour of calling for an action programme instead of this communication because we thought it would mean a considerable delay.
The Flemish Community programme,which suffered considerable delay, picked up somewhat in 1998 thanks to the involvement of the Flemish government.
If there Is considerable delay in implementing a form of assistance, the Commission, in cooperation with the Member State, may consider reallocating the resources of the Funds by reducing the financial allocation to that form of assistance.
Following each step of SSADM rigorously can be time consuming andthere may be a considerable delay between inception and delivery which is typically the first time the users see a working system.
This results in a considerable delay in the transfer, processing and analysis of information, preventing health policy decision-makers from having timely and relevant information for taking actions, and, therefore, available resources are not efficiently used.
While the problems in the Mediterranean remain serious, andthere has been considerable delay in implementing the Barcelona decisions that were designed to tackle them, we cannot accept a reduction in investment.

