They are simply hesitant for fear of being labeled a racist, especially if it's a white officer".
On the subject of her own individual sound, she is hesitant: "Of course, I'm trying to be me in whatever repertoire I'm playing, and I do think that my work is different from that of other violinists – but actually I'm never really trying to keep to this idea of an individual sound.
That said, she's hesitant about the idea of being a poster girl for David Cameron's big society.
Burnham's comments follow last week's withering remarks from former Labour whip George Mudie who accused Miliband of being hesitant and cocooned in a bunker.
Administration officials said it closely resembled the arguments Mr. Kerry has made to Mr. Obama — but Mr. Kerry has not yet persuaded the president, who remains hesitant about the risk of being sucked into a ground war.
Instead of being hesitant or making excuses when you're presented with a new challenge, you should be excited about it, ask the questions you need to ask, and show that you're eager to get started.
"I can understand being hesitant, but that's part of being on the show," he said.
Mr Hagel is a former Republican senator, but many of his party colleagues have not forgiven him for criticising the Iraq war and accuse him of being a hesitant backer of Israel.The Senate also confirmed Jacob Lew as treasury secretary.
During my stay, monks continued to march, and though locals seemed to know when and where these marches would occur, many said they were hesitant to go for fear of being blacklisted, having their children barred from school, their families questioned.
For instance, an informed patient with a tumour-positive internal mammary sentinel node might be hesitant to accept the risk of being excluded from adjuvant radiotherapy and systemic treatment.
