Examples of using Prevarication in English and their translations into German
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Prevarications and betrayals.
This is lies, prevarications, hearsay.
And how does killing Wilkes fit into your moral prevarication?
Pathological prevarication"- that's what they call it.
But here there is no decisive action, only hesitation, prevarication and indecision.
Any further prevarication is pointless and destructive.
And the Indonesian State mustbe held clearly responsible for its present prevarication.
Unnecessary prevarication and the attendant disappointments for the candidate states therefore need to be resolutely opposed.
Up to now Brussels has turned a blind eye on excessive deficits,given states more time and accepted prevarications.
Those who propose such prevarication actually want to allow the Commission to escape all political sanction.
The normative, majority opinion is that the book is entirely fictional andthat any other position is either self-delusion or prevarication.
After countless delays and prevarication, EU leaders finally agreed to cut greenhouse gas emissions by"at least" 40% by 2030.
The judges found that there is evidence of gross negligence and misconduct andindicated that there may be evidence of possible corruption and prevarication.
It was worsened in the soul and body: anàtema both excommunicated(II):those who claim that the prevarication of Adam hurt her career to him alone and not his descendants… both anàtema.
However, the same Article also envisages an agreement with the Member State on the appointment of experts,which could give rise to prevarication and delays.
This continual prevarication and threat that there will be no agreement and coordination after all, or that there may be recourse to violence once more, are incomprehensible and unacceptable.
Those who don't let themselves be manipulated are either"posh anarchists"(what a dialectical effort, he must not have seen him as a'togaflauta')or are prosecuted for prevarication.
That's called prevarication", he remarked,"You can not make politics a people asking for money for a question and not ask another for the same, the Council is not to make this type of aggression to the people.
I endorse and I voted in favour of this specific motion for a resolution, because the question of the use of cyanide mining technologies is extremely serious and requires immediate anddecisive action, without prevarication.
That's called prevarication", he remarked,"You can not make politics a people asking for money for a question and not ask another for the same, la Diputación no está para hacerle este tipo de agresiones a los pueblos”.
According to news website vozpópuli,Segura"in his book alludes to alleged embezzlement, prevarication, negligence, false secondments, meal and petrol fraud, sale of data, summer homes, golf memberships, spas and VIP rooms.
However, the main responsibility obviously lies with the East Timorese people who must try to achieve a cross-party compromise for lasting peace and respect for the rule of law and judicial decisions,without hesitation, without prevarication and without complacency.
Its definitive recognition as heritage is hindered by the prevarications of the decision-makers who favour industrialisation over integrated management and sustainable tourism, as recommended by the UNWTO and the UNIDO via the COAST STEP project.
There is a strong, growing realisation that we must re-invigorate the process to put in place a new European Union treaty,and delay and prevarication, recrimination and confrontation do nothing whatsoever to move this political process forward.
The incompatibility between science and faith and the prevarications of one against the other and vice versa, as has occurred in the past and continues to occur, should be replaced by mutual recognition of the dignity of their respective epistemological statuses.
Unfortunately, Mr Amato and President Prodi, like so many mayors, not least of all Rome's, do not live in working-class areas, they have no contact with travellers' camps- legal or otherwise- and they do not use public transport or experience the bullying,violence and prevarication that even EU visitors face in Italy on a regular basis.
It is unacceptable that in the corridors of power in the United Nations, Europe and the African Union, bureaucratic prevarication and political power plays have scuppered repeated efforts to deploy additional UN peacekeeping troops in the Central African Republic fast enough.
The prevarications and measures in this area which are as limited as they are ineffective only prove that we prefer to put up with terrorist money and money from organised crime than to ensure total transparency, which could unveil multiple trafficking and ignominies in the capitalist system itself and the considerable wastage that it costs society.
Thus the enemies of the Church, eventually discovered by good theologians or reported by the faithful, were promptly,without endless prevarications, declared as such by ecclesiastical, so were well known, and then the faithful were also less educated way to recognize them, to guard against and to stay away, as we distinguish the good from the poisonous mushrooms.
The background to this is from our point of view continued prevarication on the part of the United States' administration whose attitude has, in the past, given us insufficient guarantees that they are willing to negotiate seriously through ICAO to find a way out of our difficulties.