| Cutting costs will buy time, and slimmer operations will make it easier to implement his strategy. |
| What happens if a party wants to buy time in a particular program, but the broadcaster says that it is already sold out in that time period? |
| Laggards can buy time, but they cannot necessarily wriggle out of the obligation to come clean, or at least cleaner. |
| Dos Santos also repeated his accusation that Savimbi had used previous peace accords to buy time while he rearmed his troops. |
| That would buy time in which he might hope to shuck off the damaging legacy of Mr Prodi's final months. |
| Lots of advertisers, I predict, will buy time and space from YouTube, only to have users hoot it down. |
