Sentence examples for hesitations from inspiring English sources

They exploit our hesitations.

There must be a new League of Nations, with the hesitations and half-commitments of the old removed.

This, he announced, would cover "all elements of competitiveness", not simply labour costs and be spread over five years.The hesitations of the socialists are partly owing to divisions within the government, but also because of new worries about choking off consumer spending and thus growth.

But that does not stop the new centre-left cabinet from wanting closer ties with the EU.In its hesitations over Europe Denmark resembles another venerable monarchy that also joined in 1973 and marks a royal jubilee this year.

The government's many hesitations over the privatisation of Thomson-CSF, Europe's biggest defence-electronics firm, have delayed pan-European alliances in that sector.French firms' difficulties with foreign alliances are well illustrated by Giat, the state-owned maker of tanks, artillery and ammunition.

Their hesitations have already encouraged Serbia's president, Slobodan Milosevic, in his refusal to make concessions at the negotiating table; they could yet curtail a military campaign that should go on for weeks if it is to have any chance of achieving its aims.And what are those aims?

Despite their hesitations, the government told them to open the taps.The Jinro rescue is only the latest example of how government meddling is making South Korea's banking crisis deeper by the day.

ONLY a couple of months ago, Robert Hue, France's Communist leader, was denouncing the "hesitations" of "an austere, bland and timorous" Socialist Party.

Baroness Thatcher plunged ahead with few hesitations, but Mrs Merkel allows herself to think things through and even to have doubts.

In most countries, the outrageousness of the attacks seemed to have swept away any hesitations about condemning them.

Who is right will depend on the details of the new plan, as yet unveiled.Brazil's hesitations are not unreasonable.