61.   Chwasky said that Goossen was not acting in the best interest of Coley and had dragged his feet on negotiating a deal for Coley to fight Trinidad.

62.   Clinton said he figured the voters were angry because he and the Democrats in Congress had been dragging their feet when it came to enacting his legislative agenda.

63.   Clinton was clearly frustrated in New Zealand in early September, when Jiang dragged his feet in restarting negotiations.

64.   Clinton was sympathetic to the Irish concern that Britain, determined to remain in charge of the timetable for peace talks, was dragging its feet.

65.   Critics charge that Sumitomo is not only dragging its feet but discriminating against employees who are trying to meet CRA guidelines.

66.   Craig Antonides, the Holderness ski coach, recalls that the private boarding school was initially dragging its feet about admitting Hamilton, and Antonides was getting impatient.

67.   Critics of OPS also say the agency has dragged its feet in requiring pipeline companies to upgrade safety technology.

68.   Deng denied China was dragging its feet in opening its insurance markets in order to protect domestic firms.

69.   Democrats said they were trying to attach these measures to a spending bill because Republican leaders were still dragging their feet.

70.   Even now, some analysts say, Japan is dragging its feet.