temporisers

the government employed temporisers to avoid making a decisive commitment on the controversial policy.

diplomatic temporisers are often used in international negotiations to buy time for further consultations.

the committee's report criticized the administration for relying too heavily on temporisers instead of taking concrete action.

experienced negotiators know when to deploy temporisers effectively during complex trade discussions.

the mayor's opponents accused him of using delay tactics and temporisers to postpone the election reform.

political temporisers frequently employ ambiguous language to maintain flexibility in their policy positions.

the company's financial report revealed that executives had used accounting temporisers to inflate quarterly profits.

historians argue that the nation's early leaders were pragmatists rather than mere temporisers.

the ceasefire agreement was undermined by parties who treated it merely as a tactical temporiser.

military planners sometimes use strategic retreats as temporisers while preparing for major offensives.

the negotiation team was instructed to employ approved temporisers without exceeding their diplomatic mandate.

critics characterized the new legislation as nothing more than an economic temporiser designed to placate voters.