In spite of having such reservations, patients agreed to a clinical trial for such a procedure.
On Thursday, the group reserved $12 million for six days of television commercials, one of the largest such reservations this election cycle.
While some players might be "hesitant about employing an economist with union experience," he wrote, a full review of his work, "along with the nature of the tasks ahead of you, should dispel such reservations".
As Eugene Rostow, a former under secretary of state, put it, such reservations and understandings have "the same legal effect as a letter from my mother".
Here's why: Although Clinton seemed ambivalent about the historic nature of her candidacy, millions of other women had no such reservations.
There were, however, one or two ill-judged moments as when the emperor of China was made to look like the pope and descended from the heavens on a sort of swing.There could have been no such reservations about a superb production of Verdi's "Macbeth" by the Scottish Opera under the direction of Luc Bondy.
Listeners could quibble about Mr. McAdams's decision to have the trumpet calls played onstage rather than off, but this was an electrifying reading, and the vigorous, magnificently polished string playing in the final section of the score made any such reservations seem beside the point.
Patrycja Warda, the director of the program, said that despite such reservations, her clients are acutely aware that a presentable image is essential.
In the Sunday Times, which also led on Bridget, Lynne Truss had no such reservations: "The Edge of Reason is... funnier and more accomplished than the original diary... [it] is a glorious read, there is a laugh on every page, and, just in case you were wondering, our heroine has still not finished The Famished Road by Ben Okri.
But such reservations didn't prevent the bestowing of a large number of honours.
