One of Downing Street's main aims has been to stall the process to allow other leaders to digest the results of the European elections and allow other candidates to emerge.
"The international community has allowed Israel to stall the prospects of a just and lasting peace for too long and has a responsibility to face Netanyahu's hypocrisy head on, and not at the expense of the Palestinian people.
Significant recent progress to improve mental health will stall, and a "historic opportunity" to ditch its status as the "poor relation" of physical ailments will be lost, if ministers do not put more than the promised £8bn extra into the NHS by 2020, Norman Lamb said.
Related: Top Gear return may stall over how to replace Jeremy Clarkson But it is thought to be a Top Gear sequence only in the sense that it will feature Clarkson, axed from the show earlier this year after his assault on a producer.
Chivas will use 4-5-1 themidfieldhe midfield to stall the Portland attack, often backing all ten players into their third of the field.
And the banks had hoped that a new seven-day switching service for current counts would stall any competition investigation.
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Will that carry on – or stall?
His preferred stance, for now, is to stall and pore over every paragraph of the road map, insisting on Palestinian compliance ahead of Israeli actions.
Republicans in Washington, DC may be enraged at being side-stepped by Mr Obama, and seem set to stall any congressional action on immigration until he is out of office in 2017.
As a result their convergence with western Europe's living standards would "stall".
