Examples of using Vacillating in English and their translations into Italian
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the party of Order, emboldened by the vacillating policy of its opponents, put up a candidate who was to represent the June victory.
centrist, vacillating position.
rather that your perception of‘getting wet' is a vacillating part of a universal decoloniality.”.
When certain vacillating and timid mortals attempt to escape from the incessant pressure of evolutionary life,
The anarcho-syndicalist CNT/FAI rejected the very idea of a struggle for proletarian state power, vacillating instead between boycotts of all political activity
ultimately their happiness is from vacillating between just two words:“Yes” or“No.”.
But they had also'tried to pour oil on troubled waters', vacillating characteristically by sending delegations to meet the employers,
putting off the work from conference to conference, vacillating between declarations in favour of free trade
thus manage to get a temporary basis within this vacillating class that, however, withers away quickly.
Frosi focuses on the complex relationship between man and nature, vacillating between scientific assessment
weak hands are strengthened and vacillating knees made stable; renewed is the people that he has saved and redeemed.
This vacillating orthography shows that there was an insecurity in Viking Age Scandinavia as to whether the h-phoneme should be pronounced before a vowel,
they will likely find themselves unhappily vacillating between hard and soft approaches.
stated"Striving to maintain street cred while reaching for pop success has left Nas vacillating clumsily on past projects,
support who is tired and vacillating;
the petty bourgeoisie vacillating, often seeking a utopian third road.
Instead of"Social-Democracy", whose official leaders throughout the world have betrayed socialism and deserted to the bourgeoisie(the"defencists" and the vacillating"Kautskyites"), we must call ourselves the Communist Party.
I would say that it is not only reluctant but also vacillating when it comes to invoking Article 5 of the Treaty
The Menshevik-Socialist-Revolutionary strategy, vacillating at first between the Soviets
he must, of course, turn from the eclectic and vacillating Rabocheye Dyelo to the consistent