-
against dilatory tactics, such as
ruling dilatory motions out of order, and was
sustained by the house. Some
legislatures impose quotas on
dilatory motions...
-
prolonging debate indefinitely. A
filibuster may
entail long speeches,
dilatory motions, and an
extensive series of
proposed amendments. The
Senate may...
- A
delaying tactic or
delay tactic is a
strategic device sometimes used
during business,
diplomatic or
interpersonal negotiations, in
which one
party to...
- was
accompanied by
Charles of Anjou. The
techniques emplo****
against the
dilatory cardinals in
Viterbo formed the
basis for the
canon law of
papal conclaves...
- systems,
laches (/ˈlætʃɪz/ LAT-chiz, /ˈleɪ-/; Law French: remissness,
dilatoriness, from Old French: laschesse) is a lack of
diligence and
activity in making...
- the
defeat of
Laudon at Liegnitz,
which was
attributed partly to the
dilatoriness of Daun, and Daun's own
subsequent defeat by Hans
Joachim von Zieten's...
- his
pontificate by
suspending the Holy
Roman Emperor Frederick II, for
dilatoriness in
carrying out the
promised Sixth Crusade.
Frederick II
appealed to...
- appeared; the next
Elector became quite anno**** at Leibniz's
apparent dilatoriness.
Leibniz never finished the project, in part
because of his huge output...
-
Smith and is
suddenly kidnapped with her
family due to the
actions of her
dilatory husband's
former life.
Brenda discovers through her husband's BFF, Cain...
-
rugged path
through cornfields and pastures.
Critics also
accused him of "
dilatoriness", or slow procrastination. This
portion of his
criticism was unjustified...
