undue delay

His right of action is taken away by such undue delay.

Please do not let Europe's consumers down with undue delay in view of what you may have heard today.

Obviously, if business travellers experience undue delays, that is a cost.

Applications for asylum should be looked at without undue delay.

In the commercial online world, taking more than 24 hours may well be viewed as undue delay.

He was shown into Sato's huge office without undue delay.

Slightly more than two days passed before the surgery, and questions had been raised about a possibly undue delay.

I am still on a merry-go-round but will take care of these items without undue delay.

For should any difficulty emerge at this stage, we will want to return to the party kept on hold without undue delay.

The project's undue delay also complicates the problem of compensation.

They have been predated, including the power of attorney, in order to send you the money without undue delay.

At times, the article suggests that there are seemingly undue delays in the town boards.

You must ensure that there is no undue delay in returning marked tests.

The attacker must make a free pass without undue delay to another offensive player.

However, the High Court has held that such an application should be made without undue delay.

Consequently no one was anxious for an undue delay.

Rather, it said Europe failed to follow its own procedures, resulting in undue delay of decisions.

The side road traffic suffers undue delay when entering or crossing the major street.

Undue delays are often caused by unavailability of acquisition funds.

Environmentalists said undue delays would be costly to the preservation efforts the public has supported.

But due to huge cost overruns and undue delays, this deadline was not met.

Judges granted them until Jan. 23, saying in a written decision that three extra weeks "would cause an undue delay."

Just how "undue delay" is defined is something that the British authorities have not made clear.

Let's evaluate the various threats and move without undue delay against the most immediately dangerous, like weapons of mass destruction.

Assuming no undue delays this means that telematics may be adopted in the next few weeks.