As did I, and I've done my fair share of navel gazing since, I can assure you, resulting in my dithering about interventions in Libya and Syria and previously concluding, best play it safe, best not get involved.
In the meantime, dithering in Downing Street is not so awful for BA.
Our apologies.In this section Dithering in the dark Wait and flee Berated Muddy waters Free-range banks Promise now, bill your children United workers of the world More swagger than swag Economic epidemiology Correction: Jed Rakoff Reprints.
Perhaps so; but also somewhat expected.In this section Dithering in the dark Wait and flee Berated Muddy waters Free-range banks Promise now, bill your children United workers of the world More swagger than swag Economic epidemiology Correction: Jed Rakoff ReprintsTo be fair, Morgan Stanley and other banks have improved their capital positions a lot since the financial crisis.
Leaders of Jordan's mainstream Muslim Brotherhood admit that they are struggling to rein in their followers.After dithering, Mr Maqdisi earlier this month called on bickering jihadist groups to be reconciled and defend Islam against the coalition.
He's now being moved to another position by the Hamlet of Springfield (Gov. Pat Quinn) in a dithering act with a soap opera backdrop.
Gaffigan's George is never better than in his dithering outrage on learning that Phil, who is thinking of withdrawing support from his campaign, has slept with his wife.
When he was negotiating thorny policy matters, Reagan's inability to master complexities hampered him, as seen in his dithering over a 1967 abortion bill that he wound up signing.
NME magazine's John Mulvey had doubts about the record; he concluded, "As a document of a mind in flux — dithering, dissatisfied, unable to come to terms with sanity — Kurt [Cobain] should be proud of [the album].
The news seemed to come from out of the blue -- her colleague, and traditional partner in legislative dithering Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) was said to be "devastated" by the news.
