Christopher Whalen who writes for Reuters say there will be a cost for his doing nothing, "The path of least resistance politically has been to temporize and talk.
But they feel he has temporized far too long before making a decision to change his accounting practices a decision which has been re garded in financial circles as inevitable.
He has been in office three and a half years and he is running for re-election, trying to bring back the thrill with a lot of constituencies and donors who felt let down by his temporizing.
The United States and Europe are temporizing on a no-flight zone while the Organization of the Islamic Conference, the Gulf Cooperation Council and now the Arab League have all called on the United Nations Security Council to authorize one.
Yet, she writes, they seem to be "in some kind of holding pattern — as if they're temporizing, or muffled by unspoken reservations".
The West is temporizing, as usual, so as not to pile war upon war.
This week we've been treated to two unseemly corporate spectacles: the finger-pointing between BP, Transocean and Halliburton over responsibility on the Gulf oil spill, and the squirrelly changes in Facebook privacy settings and the subsequent temporizing by Facebook when people complained.
Nothing is casually decided in a Honda, nothing is temporized.
From a pathophysiological point of view, we suppose that the effects of IABP (increased coronary perfusion, reduction of left ventricular afterload) might induce the greatest effect in patients with critically reduced coronary perfusion and (temporarily) severely reduced left ventricular function; that is, in patients with acute myocardial infarction who need to be temporized prior to CABG.
Mr. Putin has obviously favored a more positive assessment of the Soviet era, but he has nevertheless temporized, preferring silence to debate on the Soviet past.
Rather than simply adopt conservative accounting, the new team at Tyco has temporized.
