Sentence examples for it has reservations from inspiring English sources

" It has reservations, however.

It won various court cases in the UK and now, following an appeal by HMRC, the European courts have now backed Rank's stance, at least on bingo although it has reservations about the machines.

So the Daily Mail, which tells us it "has reservations about the plan to treble the cap on fees", should direct its fire at the UK coalition government, rather than wittering on about Wales "exempting its nationals from Whitehall's increases in tuition fees".

The CHC says it had decided not to refer these changes to the health minister either, but it "has reservations in relation to the availability of capital investment for the proposed new primary care developments in line with the timescales and the implementation plans of the health board".

You might, after finishing it, have reservations.

Constellation had been hinting for weeks that it had reservations.

The union immediately embraced the proposal but the company said it had reservations.

But Amnesty International, which has campaigned for Mr Anwar, and welcomed his release, said it had reservations about how it was secured.

Although the F.D.A. has never tried to ban phenylpropanolamine until now, the agency officially informed manufacturers that it had reservations about the ingredient's safety in 1991.

In 2009, the court signaled that it had reservations about the part of the law that requires the federal review of changes in election procedures in parts of the country with a history of discrimination, mostly the South.

Mr. Obama called Mr. Giannoulias to congratulate him on his victory, aides said, but despite the friendship, the White House indicated in the past that it had reservations about his candidacy.