A Louisiana political tipster never expresses a reservation, and when politics extends over into the field of pathology, the positiveness extends with it.
Eurostat also expressed "a reservation on the quality of the data reported by Greece" because of "uncertainties on the surplus of social security funds for 2009, on the classification of some public entities and on the recording of off-market swaps".
He was an active person before, during, and after intervention, but expressed a slight reservation regarding activity level after intervention.
have all expressed a variety of reservations about paying for the jobs measures on the backs of fund managers.
However, GPs expressed a number of reservations about various system functionalities – for example: in relation to usability, system navigation and information visualisation.
But his position that both sides will able to "express reservations" (a handy device, some argue, for assuaging domestic opposition) threatens to undermine his own work.
You are unlikely to hear a politician express such reservations, but the reality is that the decision to leave the EU was won by a section of the population that was effectively disqualified by its declining competence.
Chris Del Morone, a 60-year-old General Motors retiree and Sanders supporter, took a minute to express his reservations about Clinton while picking up a case of water after the community event at Woodside Church on Sunday.
While some scientists express reservations about a rush to biomass energy, others say it could be a valuable, low-carbon power source.
In public at least, it's not acceptable to express reservations about a candidate's skin color, so discomfort about race is sublimated into concerns about whether Mr. Obama is sufficiently Christian.
