Even before he knew of Mr. Hochman's pending departure, Mr. Freund expressed some wariness about board members the mayor might appoint.
SUZANNE NOSSEL Executive Director Amnesty International USA New York, Nov. 27, 2012 To the Editor: You report that President Obama is finally expressing some "wariness of the powerful temptation drones pose to policy makers.
* * * When members discuss why they want to preserve a men-only space, they express a wariness of women that suggests they haven't been exposed to many as professional peers.
I expressed some reservations.
On visits here, PRI representatives say they support voting rights too, although they express wariness about cost and complexity.
Wall Street economists, who have been critical of Argentina's latest program to control its budget deficit, continued to express wariness about the nation's ability to lift itself out of a nearly three-year recession.
Few of China's neighbors voice their concerns about the country publicly, but analysts and diplomats say they express wariness about the pace of China's military expansion and the severity of its trade policies in private.
Mr. Schumer is the latest senior lawmaker in Washington to express wariness over the deal because of SoftBank's relationships with Chinese telecommunications equipment makers like Huawei and ZTE.
Mr. Cameron, according to a senior British official, was expected to express wariness about allowing the rampage to change the coalition's timetable in Afghanistan, which calls for NATO forces to turn over responsibility for security to Afghan forces by the end of 2014.
These interviewees express, too, deep wariness and suspicion of CIRBs, and of "anonymous government bureaucracies," reflecting the same apprehension that underlies broader political caution of federal government involvement and notions of "states' rights".
