Some photo company executives admit to reservations about some of the services they have provided.
The former Radio 4 controller, who privately admitted to reservations about the way the dispute has been handled by management, was appointed director of news in 2004.
A concluding caveat from the civil servant admits to reservations about what Ms Sturgeon was saying, adding: "It might well be a case of something being lost in translation".
"When a town loses its past, it can believe whatever is told about it," said Mr. Russo, who admitted to reservations about the Sicily visit but accompanied his wife, Prof. Susan Russo.
As the BBC faces losing key TV and radio news programmes in tomorrow's strike over pension scheme changes, the corporation's director of news has privately admitted to reservations about the way the dispute has been handled by management.
Anglesey council leader Bryan Owen admitted to reservations but said Hitachi's move was "excellent news" for the island.
Former England international striker Luther Blissett, an ambassador for anti-racism charity Show Racism The Red Card, admitted to reservations about the new measures.
I've never subscribed to GT, but in this case I will admit my initial reservations about the casting choice of Carell have been, well, misguided.
I must admit to having had reservations about the place.
But we must admit to having some reservations about the lenghts to which unostentation can go when, the other Sunday, we read in the Times Magazine an article on Robert Shriver, Jr., entitled "Peace Corpsman No. 1-A Progress Report:" "In Apr.
