That Stalling Feeling

Is this just another stalling tactic, or an opening to real reform?

Daunting as all of this may be, stalling vaccination is not an option.

Syrian blogger Jassas blames Syria's ruling elite of stalling development and reform in his country.

Today, however, there is no external counterweight to the domestic political pressure that is stalling further liberalization.

But the country s leaders have been stalling on the terms of a much needed International Monetary Fund loan.

The ripple effect from Europe s stalling economy has thus spread rapidly to the rest of Asia and beyond.

Let us not delude ourselves continued stalling on the Treaty imperils the nuclear non proliferation and disarmament enterprise.

This would undermine other economic sectors competitiveness and stifle export oriented manufacturing growth, thereby stalling these economies structural transformation.

The Conference on Disarmament has once again failed to agree on its programme of work, stalling its substantive work.

Afterward, the upward trend resumed until 2013, when falling coal use in China resulted in a stalling of emissions growth.

Even the handful of countries bent on stalling the process felt compelled to present a proposal, although it was incompatible with the call for consensus that they so vocally maintain.

Today, more than 80 of the state is completely flooded leaving thousands homeless, and stalling the economy. all their crops have been lost.

But, in order to prevent negotiations from stalling over sensitive topics, such as subsidies and food safety, key political actors should first convene to resolve core differences.

a time to love, and a time to hate a time for war, and a time for peace.

Nor can Israel expect to have the best of all worlds making nuclear disarmament conditional on a comprehensive peace, while simultaneously conducting a policy aimed at stalling the peace process.

The stalling of the inauguration of the President elect, which was finally held on 1 October 2005, raised internal tensions further and sent worrying signals to the country's external partners.

It is time for compromise it is time for decision.

This perception is evident in Europe, the United States, and Japan, where indicators of economic sentiment are deteriorating again, already weak recoveries are stalling, and over stretched balance sheets are becoming even more precarious.

But, for Mourdock and his supporters, The time for being collegial is past it s time for confrontation.

Against this background, monetary policymakers must be cautious, because low interest rates can shift the growth model back toward leverage and domestic consumer demand, stalling the structural shift to the tradable side that is underway.

After stalling for two and a half years, the day before the draft constitution was due to expire, the government hastily pushed through Parliament an alternate draft that preserved strong presidential powers, weakened the bill of rights, and rigged the electoral percentages needed to win the presidency.

It's time for Bolotnitsa!

No Time for Complacency

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Limiting time for statements

Thank you for your time.

I am pressed for time.

Decision Time for the Eurozone

Time for China to Float

Time for Politics in Kabul

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It is time for action.

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We need time for adherence.

BRUSSELS Two years after the world economy suffered a nervous breakdown in the wake of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, global financial markets remain unsettled, and the recovery that started so vigorously in 2009 seems to be stalling.

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