Apologies for late reply your below email vs Apologies for late reply your email below

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• Apologies for late reply your below email
• The government has taken to passing legislation to regulate late trains, and make a public notice and apology for late trains mandatory.
• Mr President, I would like to offer my apologies for having been held up, and arriving a little too late for the reply to my question.
• No legal consequences have been drawn from that late reply.
• I apologize for the late reply.
• First of all, I want to apologize for my killer late reply to this interview, hahaha.
• The statistics that are collected annually and presented in the SCAC meetings, reveal a problem of late replies.
• Late replies occur in all Member States but their frequency varies significantly between Member States.
• Late replies' notifications were sent in 3 out of 57 cases not answered on time which were examined by the Court.
• Statistics from Member States for 2006 showed that in only 5 % of all cases (737 out of 14565 late replies) had delays been notified to the requesting authorities.
• In some Member States visited with a high number of late replies, the Court found that complicated organisational set-ups also contribute to delays and create problems in monitoring.
• The frequency of late replies varies, however, considerably between Member States (see paragraphs 24 to 31).
• In apologies for having interrupted your conversation.
• Apologies for the accommodation, Magistrate.
• Deepest apologies for the rude awakening.
• Please accept our sincere apology for the delay.
• My deepest apology for interruption sir.
• Apologies for disobeying your command, Father.
• Apologies for lack of proper reception.
• Apologies for all you've suffered.
• My apologies for the travel arrangements.

Some examples from the web:

• Apologies for late reply your email below
• The government has taken to passing legislation to regulate late trains, and make a public notice and apology for late trains mandatory.
• Mr President, I would like to offer my apologies for having been held up, and arriving a little too late for the reply to my question.
• No legal consequences have been drawn from that late reply.
• I apologize for the late reply.
• First of all, I want to apologize for my killer late reply to this interview, hahaha.
• The statistics that are collected annually and presented in the SCAC meetings, reveal a problem of late replies.
• Late replies occur in all Member States but their frequency varies significantly between Member States.
• Late replies' notifications were sent in 3 out of 57 cases not answered on time which were examined by the Court.
• Statistics from Member States for 2006 showed that in only 5 % of all cases (737 out of 14565 late replies) had delays been notified to the requesting authorities.
• In some Member States visited with a high number of late replies, the Court found that complicated organisational set-ups also contribute to delays and create problems in monitoring.
• The frequency of late replies varies, however, considerably between Member States (see paragraphs 24 to 31).
• In apologies for having interrupted your conversation.
• Apologies for the accommodation, Magistrate.
• Deepest apologies for the rude awakening.
• Please accept our sincere apology for the delay.
• My deepest apology for interruption sir.
• Apologies for disobeying your command, Father.
• Apologies for lack of proper reception.
• Apologies for all you've suffered.
• My apologies for the travel arrangements.