Delay.

The delay is tantamount to death.

No Time to Slacken

He who hesitates is lost, eben.

Justice delayed is Justice denied!!

Delay only weakens the political process.

If delayed, their effect is likely to be minimal.

If postponed, moreover, costs will rise.

Delay in seeking treatment increases the complication rate.

We believe that it is dangerous to wait.

In my view, such a delay would be a mistake.

Delay is an ally of no one but the disease.

Delay will only retard terrorism s disappearance.

Any hesitation could have profound and irreparable consequences for him.

But delay is very costly and largely unnecessary.

Under these circumstances, any delay in bringing about a political settlement could be disastrous.

Further delay might also generate violence in Kosovo and undermine international support for independence.

But the West s delay in resolving Kosovo s status permitted that opposition to gain traction.

What's happening in our lives and in the world is impacted as much by our waiting as by our creating.

Delaying EMU entry risks weakening the incentive to complete these politically costly but necessary reforms.

One of the impediments to get justice for these crimes is the delay in the investigations and trial.

Delay by administering Powers in submitting information under Article 73 e of the Charter could hinder the process of decolonization.

Any further foot dragging on the need to evolve a uniform yardstick for international terrorism could only endanger more innocent people.

We've fought a long delaying action against public key encryption but it's coming to an end now.

But delay only offers more room for Kostunica to find ways to make a Security Council decision more difficult.

Other war crimes courts have taken place in the immediate aftermath of conflict. Cambodia s long delay complicates the task of preserving evidence, including human memory, that is so essential to proving guilt.

But stalling only assures that debts will grow, economic normalization is postponed and the final explosion at the end of ACT III even bigger.

We are concerned that any delay in that process might lead to deadlock in the future, which could pose great risks.

As we have paid a far greater price for being late so often in the past, the international community can no longer afford such a luxury.

426. Like the delays in the formation of the national civil police, the delays in the land programme are due partly to lack of financial resources.

The party denies the argument that democracy will foster Islamic extremism and claims that it is the delay of reform that presents a major source of danger.

Any delay in completing reforms will ultimately slow the process of real convergence that EU officials rightly hold dear. Early adoption, by contrast, would be more conducive to these reforms, and thus to real convergence.

Anything that smacks of temporizing and appeasement will further inflame the public a few months before national elections are due.

Second, procrastinate on all but inevitable adjustments, because reform, restructuring and cleaning up financial messes never attracts new cronies.

I will not dwell on specific country or regional situations, except to briefly welcome the Council's recent decision to give the green light for the Kosovo future status process to move forward, for we believe that further stalling would not be beneficial either to the resolution of the matter and Kosovo's stabilization or for the stabilization of the wider region.

Even a day lost in launching the implementation of the Programme of Action would exact a heavy price, especially for those small islands whose very existence is threatened by the forces of nature.

Anything that smacks of temporizing and appeasement will further inflame the public a few months before national elections are due.

Any delay at this time, as the Armenian troops continue their advance, will entail the risk of a great number of casualties and new flows of refugees, who, with the onset of winter, will face certain death from cold and hunger.

Prolonged negotiations and gridlock are not acceptable, because today s most serious problems cannot wait for perfect institutional solutions.

With this in mind, the North Koreans motives in playing the nuclear trump card are clear, and the timing couldn t have seemed more advantageous for them force the Americans into making concessions while the situation in Iraq leaves the US with no room for maneuver, and undercut the rising call in Japan for economic sanctions against North Korea over the abduction issue.

Moreover, the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice still requires unanimity for essential decisions in the fight against crime and terrorism and therefore, implying excruciating slowness.

Through its delays the IMF incited both devaluation and default, with a resulting economic collapse far worse than if some preventive debt restructuring had been insisted upon.

The last five years have provided two clear lessons for Europe procrastination only makes reform more difficult, and the end of financial turmoil does not necessarily mean the end of socioeconomic crisis.

In the context of that hope, it is difficult to understand the procrastination and disputes that caused the impasse at the 2005 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).

I'm not discounting twentysomething exploration here, but I am discounting exploration that's not supposed to count, which, by the way, is not exploration. That's procrastination.