Sentence examples for Reservations exist from inspiring English sources

Deep reservations exist among allies in Europe, the Middle East and Russia over the advocacy by some Bush administration officials who want to expand military operations to other countries, especially by taking the next phase of the war to Iraq to topple Saddam Hussein once and for all.

Widely acknowledged reservations exist regarding specificity, cell/tissue uptake and subcellular diffusion dynamics of fluorescent dyes that demand cautious interpretation.

The figure in question is how many reservations existed for Tesla's cars at the end of each quarter.

When we arrived, we were told no reservation existed.

The Pechanga Reservation exists today because Luiseño ancestors managed to survive multiple invasions of their ancestral land.

(The Omaha Ho-Chunk and the Santee SiOmaha Ho-Chunkns still exist).

- In New York and Maine, American Indian reservations (AIRs) exist outside the jurisdiction of any town (MCD) and thus also serve as the statistical equivalent of MCDs for purposes of data presentation.

For this distribution, reservations would exist with atom-counting assignments greater than four atoms [37].

TESLA'S DISAPPEARING DATA  |  In the past, Tesla Motors has regularly disclosed the number of reservations that existed for its cars at the end of each quarter, giving the public an idea of the demand for the vehicles.

Thus, despite its acceptance of the Court of Appeals' holding that the reservation still existed, the Washington Supreme Court applied Art.

2245, 37 L.Ed.2d 92 held that the reservation did still exist, United States v. Washington, 496 F.2d 620 (1974), cert.