Sentence examples for their prevarication from inspiring English sources

"They have forfeited the right to enrich by their cheating and their lying and their prevarication for the last 20 years," said Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, who also took part in the meeting.

It is understood that Granada's programming director Grant Mansfield got so fed up with their prevarication that he told them both to "shove off" to the BBC if they really wanted to.

Through their prevarication, Rangers planted seeds of doubts in his mind.

People are beginning to see and embrace truth and cast aside their prevarication's.

It's one thing feeling frustrated by Olivia and Fitz yearning to be together, but it's quite another to be bored by their prevarications.

The commissions were to be important rallying points, but their ponderous prevarication and ribald jokes about male (Playboy) bunnies in the press had a radicalising effect.

The African Union claims to promote peace, security and stability, but as its leaders continue their usual prevarication on recent upheavals and conflicts across the continent, these values seem forgotten.

And it is hard to miss the icy impatience with which some Europeans treat British prevarication over their role in the European Union.

This admission ended the decade of vacillation and prevarication by ministers and their advisers, that followed the first identification of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in cattle.

This inquiry came about not because of any governmental sense of urgency but through the relentless and impassioned campaigning of Stephen's parents, Neville and Doreen Lawrence, and their supporters in the face of official prevarication, obstruction and denial.

But now, even though Fox News continues -- without conscience -- to pass these prevarications on to their viewers, their message is falling on deaf ears.