Indecision is a bore

The indecision is most bewildering.

Political indecision in some quarters is making matters worse.

You made me drink the wine of the indecision.

Nevertheless, the risks of passivity, indecision, and incoherence are even greater.

Is there any alternative to years of political gyrations and indecision?

Unfortunately, our offer was misrepresented as a sign of fear and indecision.

The crisis in Rwanda was made worse by political indecision within the international community.

To Italian lawmakers, mired in stalemate and indecision, the French executive s considerable influence over the parliament is appealing.

The inaction and the indecision of the international community have merely served to embolden the Serbs to continue their aggression.

However, the indecision and inconsistency of the international community have allowed both the Serbian and the Muslim representatives to reject or to flout these plans.

Nowadays, the most effective lesson that nations are being taught is that drugs spread when there is indecision, disorganization and lack of coordination and cooperation between Governments.

The hopes these developments engender, however, continue to be tempered by the aura of indecision, ambivalence and uncertainty that has marked multilateral efforts in this field during the past year.

Nevertheless, the risks of passivity, indecision, and incoherence are even greater. The more the West waits, the more radicalized the rebels will become, weakening the standing and influence of moderate forces.

But, instead of celebrating an agreement that has helped stabilize East Asia for a half century, the treaty is now at serious risk, as much from indecision as from kneejerk anti Americanism.

India s many challenges require political arrangements that permit leaders to concentrate on governance and take decisive action, whereas its parliamentary system increasingly promotes drift, indecision, and a narrow focus on survival in power.

We appeal to the world apos s major economic Powers to consider the long term fate of our people and not to be seduced by the short term political advantage to be gained from indecision and delay.

His energy combined with the negotiating talents of German Chancellor Angela Merkel overcame antagonism toward the new reform treaty that EU leaders just ratified in Lisbon, putting the European Union back on its feet after two years of crippling indecision.

He also turned a page After months of being pilloried by every pundit with a soapbox for indecision and weakness, and for presiding over policy paralysis while corrupt colleagues allegedly made off with the country s silver, Singh has boldly seized the initiative.

Unfortunately, recent experience demonstrates that indecision, a half way policy and completely intolerable balancing between the interests of the aggressor and its victim is not only a connivance with respect to the aggressor, but it also undermines the confidence of the countries that have recently become members of the international community.

The repeated indecision with which aggression in different parts of the world has been confronted has set a dangerous precedent by undermining the confidence of small nations in the Organization apos s protective capacity and by encouraging automatic resort to self defence, with a concomitant increase in arms build up.

We have spared no effort to end the senseless war and renew cooperation between the Muslims and the Croats, who, owing to the indecision of the international community, have been brought to the point of a desperate fight for the remnants of Bosnian living space left after the barbarous Serbian aggression.

The indecision and aimless manoeuvring of the international community in circumstances distinguished by the presence of militancy in certain circles of the parties in conflict threaten to push Croatia into a new military conflict which could be even worse than the previous one in terms of scope, depth and consequences.