There is some indecisiveness in the outcome document in that respect.

In particular, this will require a rejection of indecisiveness and self absorption.

Yet they seem to share a fundamental indecisiveness in their approach to world affairs.

But, beyond the question of the proper role of custodian governments lies the indecisiveness of the NTC s leaders, who simply prefer to defer to others.

Its chronic indecisiveness about the North and unwillingness to use its leverage, thus shielding its socialist ally, seems to reveal to the wider world a China obsessed with its own narrow interests.

China s fears could be addressed by greater international collaboration, but China must be willing to cooperate as well, and, as we have seen again in recent days, it is unlikely to be forced out of its indecisiveness.

In 1381 he led an abortive expedition to join with the Portuguese in attacking Castile, but after months of indecisiveness a peace was again declared (between Spain and Portugal) and Edmund had to lead his malcontented troops home.

The latter, through its lack of political will and its indecisiveness, has already been guilty of failing to assist the civilian populations that were the victims of the tragedy in Rwanda and of crimes against humanity throughout the Great Lakes region.

Unfortunately, recent experience shows that indecisiveness, half heartedness and the totally impermissible balancing of the interests of the aggressor and his victim not only amount to connivance with the aggressor but threaten to undermine peace in the whole region of the Caucasus and escalate the conflict beyond the borders of the CIS.

Turkey, mindful that the Bosnian people have been paying a terrible price for the vacillation and indecisiveness of the international community for more than a year, emphasizes that the international community must act urgently to stop the quot ethnic cleansing quot if it does not want to be an accomplice to acts of genocide.