| He said the decision was made in view of what they called dilatory tactics being employed by the lawyers. |
| Physical discomfort and dilatory airline service make long-haul traveling difficult enough. |
| That is changing, but employers can be dilatory in encouraging nurses to put in complaints because it is seen as bad publicity for the hospital. |
| That they have instead been dilatory is a worrying sign of a lack of commitment to the proper safeguarding of human rights. |
| Not surprisingly, for connoisseurs of media history, the prime optic of this dilatory policy exercise has been censorship. |
| But in Nicholas's Russia the dilatory procedures alone made recourse to law ruinous for anyone who had no strings to pull. |
