Meanings of beset by delays in English

News reports detail a recovery beset by delays, bureaucracy, and political friction.

Development of both astronaut capsules have been beset by delays and testing mishaps.

A tournament beset by delays was to offer an enduring climax.

Promised new operating theatres are once more beset by delays.

While demand is soaring, supply is still virtually non-existent and production has been beset by delays.

The move came at the latest hearing in a trial that has been beset by delays and adjournments.

SJM's planned casino project, which has been beset by delays, is unlikely to be ready before 2019, analysts said.

The inquiry, which was beset by delays and staff resignations, heard testimony from 468 family members of missing or murdered women.

Airbus has appointed Mario Heinen to head up its troubled A380 programme, which has exceeded its budget and been beset by delays.

But the JSF model the coalition wanted became beset by delays and technical problems, meaning the government had to revert to Labour's plans.

Inpex and Shell's major LNG projects, which are tipped to have reserves to last a generation, are beset by delays and cost overruns.

A national system of paying for public transport tickets virtually anywhere - using cellphones, credit card or paywave - is beset by delays and uncertainty.

But the project has been beset by delays and budget blowouts, and its construction has raised the ire of local businesses and even Dunedin's police.

The contract for the National Broadband Scheme (NBS), which has been beset by delays and a legal challenge, is due to be announced in October.

The 2014 World Cup, the first to be held in Brazil since 1950, has been beset by delays, cost overruns and broken promises.

But the line, which would move as much as 1.9 billion cubic feet of gas a day, has been beset by delays and cost hikes.