Sentence examples for through prevarication from inspiring English sources
With one eye to Greece – whose own destiny within the family of eurozone nations is still far from assured – he has announced that his top priority will be clawing back the credibility lost through prevarication and foot-dragging by Demetris Christofias, the communist he replaces.
They get paid to gather intelligence through professional prevarication.
Executives and politicians spend hours flying across the country merely for a five-minute meeting, on the assumption that even a few seconds of face time can cut through the prevarications of letters and legal contracts.
Felson cut through our prevarications about free-will and determinism in the original formulation of the rational choice perspective (Clarke and Cornish 1985) by declaring that: "People make choices, but they cannot choose the choices available to them" (Felson 1986: 119).
The families of Michael Menson, Ricky Reel and Kofi Hodasi have all had to go through the same travail of police prevarication, fobbings-off and denial, and bring their cause before the public, as the Lawrences had, before the police would even acknowledge the possibility of racially motivated murder and investigate the case as such.
After much prevarication, owing to the political difficulties of getting the policy through, Cameron is now bringing forward to the autumn legislation to recognise marriage in the tax system.
Prevarication makes matters worse.
Then there was outright prevarication.
"Yes," she says without prevarication.
It is the prevarication of political cowards.
