Both are necessary, but have the potential to create tension.Mr Toledo has already shown indecision; he delayed his cabinet appointments to the last minute, for example.
James, by contrast, struggled to maintain shape when his team fell behind and committed the cardinal sin, on three occasions, of showing indecision and allowing the Leinster back-rowers to turn him over in the tackle.
In the Democratic primary, there is one candidate who has shown indecision and another who has shown leadership.
Elections in the United States have been a prominent focus in the show's "Indecision" coverage throughout Stewart's time as host.
Black was just that during The Daily Show's Indecision 2012 coverage when he predicted the insanity-filled insanity (no other way to put it) that would ensue when Donald Trump finally decided to run for president. .
In his film, Simeli will show his indecision and his need for guidance, but also the need for trust in himself and the need for support to follow his own ideas.
Food is scarcer than ever.The government met its poor showing with indecision, followed by repression.
In a harrowingly close vote that showed more indecision than clear favor, Greek voters on Sunday narrowly re-elected the Socialist prime minister, Costas Simitis, a reserved technocrat who brought the faltering Greek economy into line with the European Union.
However, the man they once cruelly nicknamed Mr Flanby, after a wobbly and bland blancmange-like desert, the man the opposition accuses of political vacillation and indecision, showed he could indeed show resolve when it was called for.
This was, ostensibly, an attempt to draw a line, an attempt which he immediately undercut with a broad show of mimed indecision, a waggling hand that seemed to convey that maybe, on second thought, he should kill them.
