Translations for „dilatory“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

dilatory [ˈdɪlətərɪ, Am -tɔ:rɪ] ADJ form

1. dilatory (slow):

dilatory

медли́тельный

dilatory

нерасторо́пный

2. dilatory LAW:

dilatory

отлага́тельный

dilatory

тормозя́щий

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Why have our parliamentarians been dilatory on this issue?

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That said, today turns out to be unusually dilatory.

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No dilatory motion, or dilatory amendment, or amendment not germane shall be in order.

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What appears to be a policy paralysis is actually dilatory tactics to let the owners of the illegal wealth stashed abroad to move it away.

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Likewise, under common parliamentary law, a motion for a division of the assembly is dilatory if the results of the voice vote are already clear to any reasonable person.

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The government has been dilatory about the growing problem of incompetent hire-car drivers.

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In addition to objecting to routine requests, votes can be forced through dilatory motions to adjourn and through quorum calls.

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The reason for requiring this motion to be made is to prevent such readings from being done as a dilatory tactic.

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Another dilatory tactic is for members to not answer when their name is called during the quorum roll call.

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The repetitive use of privileged motions can also be dilatory.

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