Sentence examples for has been dragging its from inspiring English sources

But Germany has been dragging its heels because it's nervous about such loans.

Until Iran is back in compliance, others should be called on to suspend nuclear co-operation with it (Russia has been dragging its feet over supplying fuel for Iran's one soon-to-be-operating reactor at Bushehr, but the IAEA is still providing technical assistance and others are involved too).

Ford Ennals explains that the European motor industry has been dragging its heels for various reasons: first, it takes about five years for new developments to get through the design process; second, it was only the UK that was bothered about digital; and third, no one could agree on the right equipment.

The government has been dragging its feet for months, and now it's finally started to act.

Becker and others say the company has been dragging its feet the past 2 months because it is worried about losing control over the development of the vaccine.

Mr Ahmadinejad went so far as to suggest that it is the West that has been dragging its heels on reaching an agreement.

Yes, Congress has been dragging its feet on the economy for years because it thought that populist policies would win it more votes.

Butler also said it had been, until recent days, Australia that had been dragging its feet by resisting the adoption of the global common reporting standard for banks to tax authorities.

ALA's president, Debbie Robinson, told Guardian Australia the Department of Immigration and Border Protection had been dragging its feet in issuing the visa, but had offered reassurances in August Wilders would be allowed into the country.

The ALA's president, Debbie Robinson, told Guardian Australia on Thursday afternoon that the Department of Immigration and Border Protection had been dragging its feet in giving Wilders clearance.

Since this, the bank, which the town's Disabilities Advisory Board said had been dragging its heels for months, had moved to improved access at three branches in East Hampton "as quickly as humanly possible," Mr. Kohlmann told Mr. Schneiderman in an April 12 letter of apology.