Sentence examples for known reservations from inspiring English sources
Biggest flop Mario Balotelli and Radamel Falcao were dire, but they came with known reservations.
In Washington, however, Lansing exerted himself to gain Senate approval of the peace treaty, despite his known reservations.
Other Labour sources believe that Murphy's known reservations about home rule may give him more credibility with Westminster in negotiating the changes that many in Scottish Labour believe are necessary to regain electoral credibility.
The simplicity of this technique is its most important advantage based on all known reservations today [ 68].
But his party supports quotas, also known as reservations, for the wealthy "because if we opposed them they would stop all reservations," Mr. Kumar said.
Native peoples typically ceded particular tracts of land to the dominion, while it in turn provided guarantees that other tracts, known as reserves or reservations, would remain permanently under indigenous control.
Maps of bladder cancer are essentially flat ignoring latency, but show a statistically significant hot spot near known Massachusetts Military Reservation (MMR) groundwater plumes when 15 years latency is assumed.
Britain has made known its "strong reservations" about it all.
The mayor, Eberhard Diepgen, is well known for his reservations about both The Topography of Terror and the Holocaust Memorial.
It was not the 70 points a game for which he was known across the reservations of the Four Corners area in the Southwest.
The agency also receives a code indicating a passenger is a member of the airline's frequent-flier program and has access to details about past travel reservations, known as passenger name records.
