Yes, White Plains has become a small urban center, but emphasis and immediate immersion in English, in my view, not a dilatory approach with bilingualism, is absolutely essential for mastery in every subject, and overall improved performance.
In other words, optimists would put money in the hands of people to buy goods and services, and let the economy recover on the basis of that demand, not through dilatory bank lending or public works.
"As a general rule, I don't practice dilatory law, and my client has not asked me to.
Yet the style of "Palace Council" is so cool, polished and dilatory that not much seems to be at stake.
According to Gold's scenario, in an extended debate over a judicial nominee a senator could raise a point of order that "any further debate is dilatory and not in order".
He nodded and said, 'If I'm going to run for President, I'm going to run for President,' meaning he was not going to be dilatory and spread himself too thin... Dole called me the next morning and asked me to write a short statement.
He nodded and said, 'If I'm going to run for President, I'm going to run for President,' meaning he was not going to be dilatory and spread himself too thin... Dole called me the next morning and asked me to write a short statement..
"Then we watched the Democrats engage in dilatory tactics, not to an advance an issue, but to try and kill bills".
He also insisted that Democrats were not being obstructionists or "dilatory," which is why he said his party would back quick action on Defense Secretary nominee Gen. James Mattis and Department of Homeland Security Secretary nominee Gen. John Kelly.
In the debate, Wilson concentrated almost exclusively on the extent to which the prime minister and his colleagues had been dilatory in not identifying a clear security risk arising from Profumo's association with Ward and his circle.
