Sentence examples for had reservations over from inspiring English sources

Thomas said that although he still had reservations over some aspects of the new package, he intended to support it even if he found himself unable to vote for final approval for female bishops next year.

The Fraternal Order of Police, which represents 6,500 officers statewide, endorsed the bill but said it had reservations over the potential costs to departments and the lack of training for local officers to identify who might be in the country illegally.

Other possible candidates already being mentioned in connection with the job include London School of Economics director Howard Davies – who reportedly pulled out of the process last time and had reservations over the BBC's governance structure – Arts Council chairman Sir Peter Bazalgette, outgoing Ofcom chairman Colette Bowe and former BBC director general Lord Birt.

Some doctors had reservations over the quality of care that doctors could provide given the financial constraints of the scheme.

But I have reservations over whether the previously fractious relationships have been repaired enough to survive the pressure they will be placed under over the coming weeks.

"We do have reservations over the impact on consumers, and we'll be looking closely at the details of the proposals before making our submission to the consultation.

"Although some have reservations over its conservatism, Syria's armed opposition is explicitly unified in viewing al-Nusra's rebranding as a 'concession' to the revolution," said Lister.

Klopp still has reservations over his attack given Daniel Sturridge's on-going injury troubles, though the England international has announced that he is ready to return for Wednesday's trip to Sunderland.

But many in the wireless industry have reservations over whether Super Wi-Fi (or IEEE 802.22 as it is known technically) can actually deliver the goods as easily and cheaply as the wonks in Washington seem to imagine.

That race, over a quarter-mile further than Saturday's mile, is established as the premier trial for the Derby over a mile and a half, but Cecil still has reservations over Frankel's stamina for the Epsom Classic.

It's claimed that Klopp is reluctant to rush into any transfer business, but will consider a move for Long due to the continuing injury troubles experienced by Daniel Sturridge and Divock Origi, while he still has reservations over Christian Benteke's suitability to play his preferred style.