| It cheats and it sweats and it eviscerates and procrastinates and it comes up pathetically short in almost every area. |
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| He has contradicted General McChrystal, cautioning Washington against sending major reinforcements while Karzai procrastinates. |
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| He procrastinates and goes to two movies in New York, and arrives in Greenwich early the next morning, after smashing his car on the way. |
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| We will fully support it when the Council hesitates and procrastinates and does not really want to take Europe forward. |
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| The process is long-winded and expensive but it is an intrinsically fairer way to establish the facts. Even if Mr Almunia procrastinates, change is coming. |
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| The author procrastinates, even has mental blocks. |
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| Why should France expect the other Member States to fulfil their side of the bargain and let France take over their markets and companies, when it procrastinates repeatedly or refuses to pay its dues to the club? |
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| While new positive laws were drafted and passed in Zambia, their implementation remains in limbo as the government procrastinates on taking them forward. |
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| Procrastinates when required to confront others. |
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