Sentence examples similar to be a prevarication from inspiring English sources

In fact, that is the only Iranian "interference" that will be demonstrable in what is likely to be a prevarication-fest, duly lapped up by obsequious Congress-critters and the Boeing-ADM-Searle "press".

That first clause is a prevarication, and the second I hope is untrue.

Advocating lower corporate tax rates to help corporations compete globally or to lower the deficit is a prevarication of right-wing proportions.

The first would oblige Iraq to disarm, but, if it got up to any funny business again, a second resolution would authorise the use of force.That, of course, might just be a recipe for prevarication.

Olympic and Commonwealth Games gold medallists Dame Mary Peters said last month that missing out on the Games because of prevarication over funding would be "a tragedy" for Northern Ireland sport.

A coalition must not be an excuse for further prevarication and delay.

Any prevarication on the EU and Nato would be a deal-breaker that would pull the party apart.

Kerr's Japan is a land of prevarication: the government tells children that plutonium is safe to drink.

After several mixtapes, innumerable guest spots and a verse on Kanye West's record that almost steals the album from under him, Nicki Minaj's long-awaited major-label debut is a triumph of prevarication.

The promised "review" should not be an excuse for civil service prevarication.

When India's prime minister finally gave a reply, it was all prevarication, no substance.