Sentence examples for has qualms with from inspiring English sources

Pure Food and Wine has qualms with caffeine and boiling water.

The teacher's federation has qualms with the current education bill's stipulations regarding the scheduling and terms for mediation between the federation and provincial government.

But the last-minute deal does save Mr Boehner from the embarrassment he seemed destined for earlier today, when he failed to get enough House Republicans to back a bill that was created mainly to please House Republicans.It is not that anyone has qualms with funding the DHS.

But the public has qualms with them and Plahotniuc is the source of the public's disdain.

You're saying that you have qualms with who they are, and this is a statement — a sentiment — you can keep to yourself.

For one thing, voters polled had qualms with his plan, which he outlined yesterday, that would allow workers to invest part of their payroll taxes in private accounts.

In South Carolina, and across the country, Republicans who had qualms with the president — some too-public questions about his fiscal conservatism, some exasperation with his gaffes or scandals — have been fighting for their lives in primaries.

SoftBank doesn't have qualms with it, either.

Although I had qualms with the artistic quality of the film, I did appreciate it for what it is trying to do politically: humanize the Palestinian situation and the plight of Arab families living in the U.S. Dabis filmed the first part of the story in the West Bank (remarkable: Not many American filmmakers risk going there).

Judge Ellen Huvelle decided months ago that the antitrust trial would begin in February 2012, which neither party had qualms with, but the new request could mean that AT&T and T-Mobile will be locked up in these legal proceedings for even longer than they had hoped.

Personally, I have qualms with describing what's happening in the food world as one movement.