| The applicant is not to suffer loss by reason of the dilatoriness of the responsible authorities in evaluating the project. |
| What's so bizarre is that there is no business case for this dilatoriness. |
| His dilatoriness had made many of the Pretender's friends uneasy, and showed too plainly that he had been playing a double game. |
| Probably before a match starts twenty players have to wait for the dilatoriness of the other two. |
| The proposal is largely uncontroversial, but the dilatoriness of the government has held things up. |
| He owed, however, his safety to nothing but Saavedras indecision and dilatoriness. |
