Sentence examples for has been prevaricating from inspiring English sources

The UK government has been prevaricating for months on the issue of arms sales to Saudi Arabia, its biggest market for weapons sales.

A peace package drawn by the Organisation for African Unity, the UN and the US has been accepted by Eritrea while Ethiopia has been prevaricating on the issue of technical arrangements.

What Mr. Samaraweera doesn't mention is that the government has been prevaricating vis-à-vis international participation in this process.

But with the ceasefire long forgotten, the regional powers have been prevaricating.

Until yesterday, Pipe had been prevaricating over the stable's four entries.

For almost two years now, they have been prevaricating about doing what is patently necessary: restructuring the debts of stricken periphery countries like Greece and Ireland.

When extraneous issues have emerged in the campaign with which he is uneasy, his tactic has been to prevaricate.

The tragedy sparked outrage and anger, and the emotions were directed at the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, or SCAF, which rules the country and has been seen as prevaricating on handing over executive power to a civilian authority.

Dunlop brushed aside suggestions that money was the main reason why he has failed to conclude a deal with the Honda factory team or that he has been attempting to generate publicity by prevaricating on his 2014 plans.

Incrementally, forwards and backwards, prevaricating, bickering: so it has been for three years of European troubles that began on the periphery, in Greece, but have spread to the heartland, condemning Europe to a lost decade.

Mrs Brooks said that one of the greatest errors of judgement of her time as editor at the Sun had been to prevaricate over paying a public official for the full data on MPs' expenses - allowing the Daily Telegraph to get in there first.