Sentence examples for held reservations about from inspiring English sources

Sentencing her at Birmingham crown court, the judge Melbourne Inman made it clear he held reservations about her version of events.

"We have always held reservations about the move to licence fee funding for the World Service and what that would mean for the World Service's budget, and its ability to be heard amongst all the other competing voices within the BBC," said Sir Richard Ottaway, the committee's chairman.

He also held reservations about working on television, as he was primarily a known for acting in films.

Ominously, however, some held reservations about him even at the outset.

Women whose close friends or family members had breast cancer recurrence despite taking tamoxifen held reservations about the efficacy of tamoxifen in preventing breast cancer, and cited this in their reasons for declinature.

Barack Obama has given the strongest indication to date that he holds reservations about the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline, saying the project would not create many jobs and could raise gasoline prices.

"Public health benefits from vaccines hinge on very high levels of immunization in the population, so it's important to understand which groups hold reservations about the MMR vaccine," said Cary Funk, the report's lead author.

Reflecting the steadfast support for Mr. Bush on the war but holding reservations about him on other issues, David Olson, 34, a security consultant from Portland, Ore., an independent, said: "Certainly our battle with terrorism continues to be significant.

Some people might hold reservations about the DR Congo striker – who has found the net only five times in 26 appearances this season – replacing the Premier League's top goalscorer but remember, Everton have Steve Walsh as director of football and chief scout, so have no fear Toffees, you're onto a winner!

However, it also suggests that these people may not always recognise early psychosis, lack knowledge about how to access appropriate services and hold reservations about the benefits of contact with mental health services for young people with whom they work.

It is clearly aimed at undecided voters who may like the idea of Mrs. Clinton's candidacy but hold reservations about her.