| Maybe it'll help a few aspiring writers realize they're not alone in their procrastinations. |
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| The EESC is extremely disappointed and disheartened with what it considers to be unjustified procrastinations by the Commission. |
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| Other procrastinations can be vanquished by willpower, which alas, is not downloadable online. |
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| It seems incredible that one can evoke so many procrastinations for such modest sums on the Budget of the State. |
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| But the setting in work of the decision is subject to procrastinations of those that didn't want a sovereignty of kingdom. |
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| The time had come to move beyond mere pretensions and procrastinations and to fulfil obligations, since the origins and the causes behind the huge outflow of refugees from Bhutan were widely known. |
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| PwC had never hired a woman in India before and Lal Kidwai has rather bitter memories of the company's lengthy procrastinations, due, as it freely admitted, to her gender. |
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| During the course of his procrastinations, Witte became convinced that he had divined a very important secret: how to safely and dependably throw a ninety-five-mile-per-hour fastball. |
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| If not, why are the procrastinations, the lateness and the quibbling since after the submission of the report by the commission to the Prime Minister. |
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