temporiser

in diplomatic negotiations, nations sometimes temporiser to avoid making hasty commitments.

the politician was accused of temporiser instead of addressing the urgent crisis.

companies often temporiser when facing uncertain market conditions.

the coach told his team not to temporiser but to act decisively.

she decided to temporiser before signing the contract to review all terms carefully.

the government had to temporiser due to deeply divided public opinion.

his constant tendency to temporiser cost him the golden opportunity.

the committee chose to temporiser on the controversial proposal until more data was available.

investors were temporising while waiting for the market to stabilize.

we cannot afford to temporiser any longer on climate action.

the negotiation team was instructed to temporiser until reinforcements arrived.

she realized that constant temporiser would gradually undermine her credibility.