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Meanings of delay the start in English

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Usage of delay the start in English
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The floods could delay the start of the sugar harvest, they said.
Reuters
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Bad weather is threatening to delay the start of polling in Bougainville's atolls.
Radio NZ
3
Women always delay the start till it is too late.
Pierre and Jean
4
Some are considering whether to delay the start of school or dip into reserves.
Reuters
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A new court case could delay the start of building stations by a further year.
The Guardian
6
Will Ajax Cape Town's reinstatement into the PSL delay the start of the next season?
The South African
7
The Fed stunned markets last month by electing to delay the start of the stimulus reduction.
Reuters
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A recent bout of glandular fever is not expected to delay the start to his campaign.
Reuters
9
The credit crunch may force some bidders to drop out and delay the start of the revamp.
Reuters
10
It was unclear whether battles over a new coronavirus response bill could delay the start of that break.
Reuters
11
The decision to delay the start was made in consultation with the Fish and Game Council, she said.
Radio NZ
12
A fragile economic climate in the United States had prompted the IOC to delay the start of negotiations.
Reuters
13
This would delay the start of the engine on its way and gain precious moments for the fugitives.
Way of the Lawless
14
Without delay the start was made.
The Southerner: A Romance of the Real Lincoln
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In return, Britain agreed to delay the start of this new licensing scheme for foreign-based funds until around 2015.
Reuters
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Major League Baseball said it would further delay the start of its 2020 season, originally scheduled for next week.
Reuters
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Delay the start across language varieties
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