Yet the government has been dithering about whether or not to levy fines on companies that have not filled their training quota.This vacillation, combined with sudden U-turns and a cacophony of conflicting proposals, characterises the government's approach to the reforms.
The markets continued their aimless vacillation Monday, with the three major indexes ending the day near their Friday closes after very light trading.
(C ) Same as (A ) for monkey N. (D ) Same as (B ) for monkey N. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04677.012 10.7554/eLiFigure77.013 Figure 4 figure supplement 2. Example vacillation trials with choice decoded using PMd and M1 separately.
And with Mr. Cerveris tracing Giorgio's vacillation between them with such acutely graded emotions, the lieutenant's final choice seems inevitable.
Medea is, she said, filled with "vacillation and massive contradictions," and the play is "a meticulous catwalk," demonstrating why somebody might do what she does.
We are all familiar with the experience of rapidly weighing these choices, and with the vacillation and hesitation that can result.
In the division of the late empire the city remained, with some vacillation, under the Exarchate of Ravenna until the 8th century when, rebelling against the Eastern emperors, Naples established a form of republican government that secured embattled independence for more than three centuries.
(SMP, 86) {§6.3} Kant, under the influence of Newton, adopted, though with some vacillation, the hypothesis of absolute space, and this hypothesis, though logically unobjectionable, is removed by Occam's razor, since absolute space is an unnecessary entity in the explanation of the physical world.
After some vacillation, he eventually sided with the royalist Chetniks and became a Chetnik commander (vojvoda).
Again with the vacillation between internet freedom fighter and shameless sellout!
