| It will complement efforts by Member States and will encourage the laggardly Member States to do more. |
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| They are less likely than existing giants to outsource a lot of their labour to cheap providers in Asia. Europe was not always so laggardly. |
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| In the course of this debate, the Commission has been described as discourteous, our action improvised, dysfunctional and laggardly. |
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| Meanwhile, two civilian packers and their laggardly pack mules loaded with howitzer ammunition hove into sight from the south, hurrying to reach the command. |
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| The only major disappointment was the browser's speed, which is limited by the laggardly data-transmission systems employed by the cellular networks. |
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| This laggardly lover did nothing to save Kate's honour when he ditched her temporarily. |
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| I have the laggardly reflexes of a sleep-deprived 42-year-old who needs but vainly refuses to purchase eyeglasses. |
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| So, as soon as the euro was born, the laggardly countries all of a sudden enjoyed the benefit of interest rates practically the same as those in Germany. |
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| The laggardly chicks may be poorer competitors and easier snacks for predators. |
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| Today it gels neatly both with India's determination to develop the north-east and with China's plans to close the gap between its booming east coast and the laggardly western interior. |
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| Not the laggardly Crown Prosecution Service, nor the cash-starved Independent Police Complaints Commission. |
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| What's the reason for A-B InBev's laggardly marketing performance? |
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