| Toronto and Waterloo spent most of the first half exchanging the ball via punts and squandering opportunities. |
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| Last night, he said it had betrayed millions of people by squandering its opportunity to become a major political party. |
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| The squandering of funds and reported misuse of the resources have already degraded the personality of the hero that the movie wants to depict. |
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| But the rest of you, squandering money to quench your thirst with a drink more expensive than petrol, you're just weak-willed and wet. |
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| There's so much to do in Vegas that squandering your money at the tables seems like a waste. |
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| Voters seem unbothered, noting the centre-Left spent five years squandering opportunities to resolve the issue. |
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| Yet there is a hint of trepidation as he voices his fears that his team might struggle to get out of their squandering habits. |
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| To their discredit, they were guilty of squandering some great chance in the second quarter during a period when they were in complete control. |
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| During his time as governor, the enemies were student protesters who, Reagan argued, were squandering the opportunities hard-working taxpayers so kindly provided. |
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| Until now, oil wealth has been managed in an opaque manner and has led to misappropriation and to squandering of resources. |
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| In April it enacted a law that orders citizens to inform on anyone found squandering welfare money on pachinko. |
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| No central bank would want to commit itself to squandering its reserves in defence of another country's shaky currency. |
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| For some considerable time, our squandering of these raw materials has been something we have not been able to get away with. |
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| Rather it is the squandering of the existing productive wealth of society, a form of social parasitism. |
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| Nowadays, however, the guiding principles still remain competition, mounting social inequity, a squandering of resources and short-term thinking. |
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| It's time for them to stop squandering public dollars in court and start bargaining in good faith. |
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| As much as it is morally repugnant, we are squandering the immense potential of Aboriginal people who have so much to offer our country. |
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| The third myth, the alleged squandering of funds, is something I have already touched on. |
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| Others might grow poor squandering resources by living dissolutely. |
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| These sinners prevented the flow of goods by hoarding or squandering, and their just contrapasso is to parody the complete circle which they never fostered in life. |
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| But, as he regretfully learned, his adoptees' public high schools were so bad that many of the kids dropped out, squandering an extraordinary opportunity. |
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| This is a remarkable squandering of resources for this OPEC nation with one of the largest proven reserves. |
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| The Appeal Court heard that the then 25-year-old Wilkinson had been a Sheffield University drop-out squandering his inheritance on drink and drugs. |
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| He should understand that hard-working British taxpayers do not want him squandering our tax money overseas when it could be used to help British people. |
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| A washed-out match may present the Windies with their best chance of avoiding another defeat after squandering a terrific opportunity at St George's Park. |
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| It is in the best interest of Canadians to know these things, because it is their money the government is squandering and wasting away on such schemes. |
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| It would appear that the time has come for us to recognize the link that exists between the squandering of resources on arms and the need for those resources to advance us to greater levels of human development. |
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| The way in which oil revenues have been managed to date by the various countries of SubSaharan Africa has remained opaque and has often led to misappropriation of funds and a squandering of the windfall. |
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| The meetings should be business-like, not squandering time in listening to other people thinking out loud what they should have thought of previously, or making speeches. |
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| Leaders of the Lavalas Family, a party that grew out a movement that originally set out to assert the right of the poor to meet their basic needs, ended up emulating the habit of the rich of squandering resources. |
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| Nevertheless, Logan's conclusion undoubtedly prevented a squandering of government and industry money on pointless and expensive exploration activities. |
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| It is vital that we do not waste this unique opportunity for significant reform of the United Nations and, at all costs, avoid squandering this chance in petty point-scoring or negotiations to the lowest common denominator. |
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| Graeme Dott was left shellshocked last night after squandering a healthy lead to crash out of the UK Championship in York. |
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| What reason can there be for the squandering of public funds in such a rash and dismayingly incompetent manner? |
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| Didn't Mr Gore realise, his critics argued, that he was squandering his greatest asset, the fact that he had been vice-president during the longest boom in American history? |
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| Even so, with Hungary 3-2 behind after squandering a 2-0 lead, he raced through the opposing defence to score what looked like a perfectly good goal. |
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| The internal policy of the Angeloi was characterised by the squandering of the public treasure and fiscal maladministration. |
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| The energy sources that we are currently burning up took many millions of years to create, and we are squandering them in just a thousand years or so. |
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| By cutting programs to the most vulnerable, by slashing research, by raising income tax, the government is simply squandering the massive inheritance that it received from the Liberals. |
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| Unfortunately, we are faced with a government that is squandering this potentially enormous resource by primarily favouring the wealthiest social classes. |
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| A lack of match sharpness was perhaps to blame for Rooney squandering England's best chance after 27 minutes. |
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| When consciousness was beginning to be roused, the other extremely adverse factors had not yet surfaced, such as the undreamed-of squandering of energy that industrialized countries had fallen prey to. |
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| In my own country, conflict has led to the squandering of rich mineral, agricultural, and human resources that should have benefited Liberia and its people. |
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| Policy makers in these countries are increasingly realizing the enormous costs of environmental pollution and inefficient use of raw materials, which leads to a squandering of natural resources. |
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| We are invited to adopt new ways of sobriety and austerity in a world that is characterized, paradoxically, by shameless squandering and inhuman poverty. |
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| In the Salerno chapter, he sharply criticizes the squandering of B-24s in the August 1943 attack on the Ploesti oil-refinery complex in Rumania. |
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| The countries of the East, primarily the Ukraine, have to endure the heavy burden of energy inefficiency and squandering of resources which they have inherited. |
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| For any elements of biodiversity which possess market value, squandering, excessive exploitation and overinvestment will occur if access is not restricted and controlled. |
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| Scotland has an older, sicker population than the rest of Britain and the nationalist promise to increase NHS spending without also raising taxes or squandering Scotland's dwindling oil revenues is incredible. |
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| Chelsea were overcommitting, Cavani squandering two chances to put the tie to bed, leaving the chance for a last, late act of bravado. |
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| Some people see, or want to see, the Auditor General's report as a litany of horror stories that confirms their view that the government is squandering taxpayers' money. |
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