vacillation

Such vacillation and cowardice in public policy almost left me to die and no one should have to go through what I went through.

So far, Treasury prices have been barely dented by the political vacillation in Washington.

All this may sound like vacillation, but it provides an important lesson.

hesitance, hesitancy, hesitation, vacillation, wavering.

Once again my efforts to organize an effective war economy had been ruined by Hitler's vacillation .

His constant vacillation made him an unfit administrator.

Vacillation is the cause of his failure.

For critics on the right of politics, diplomacy and engagement have become synonyms for vacillation and weakness.

What supporters see as empathy, these critics depict as weakness and vacillation.

The traditional treatment of the problem of free will refers to the actor's vacillation before the final resolution.

For the time being, expect further vacillation.

Free from hesitation or vacillation; resolute.

He gives Bill Clinton a mediocre C for his vacillation.

Debate over an issue; vacillation.

Besides, as far as we can judge, a great deal of vacillation characterized the use of mid-open and closed long e.

Given Angela Merkel's central role, perhaps we should not have been surprised at the vacillation.

We are vexed by too much inconsistency and vacillation in our creed.

They will draw lessons from their vacillation.

International sentiment towards the yen and investment in Japan appear to have been damaged by such apparent vacillation.

The emperor had Been in a state of pitiaBle vacillation

Impact of precipitation vacillation on agriculture for the past 43 years in Northwest China