Sentence examples for particular reservations from inspiring English sources

Mr. van der Vaart has particular reservations about the voucher system.

Here, in strictness, the people surrender nothing; and as they retain every thing they have no need of particular reservations.

However, Paris is known to have particular reservations about the UK's attempt to recast the balance of power between the City of London and the eurozone.

He stated that ratification did not mean the American people were surrendering their rights, making protections unnecessary: "Here, in strictness, the people surrender nothing, and as they retain everything, they have no need of particular reservations".

I don't have one particular reservation.

"No, it just stops competition on our particular reservation".

Besides, in spite of its simplicity, the scheme in[10] is suitable only under a particular reservation scheme and, since the SP frames must coincide with the changes in the reserved bit rate, the degree of accessibility may be severely limited.

In particular, the reservation wage differentials do not change according to the mode of entry into the host country (visa based on family reunification or the presence of blood relatives) or to legal status within the host country.

The decision of the reform councils from Pisa (1409) until the fifth Lateran Council (1512 17) affected, in particular, benefices, papal reservations, taxes, and other such ecclesiastical matters.

In particular, Einstein had reservations about the uncontrollable physical effects invoked by Bohr in the context of measurement interactions, and about their role in fixing the interpretation of the wave function.

The Feb. 20 State Department press release says the U.S. delegation in Geneva "outline[d] our concerns with the current outcome document" and in particular "our strong reservations about the direction of the conference, as the draft document singles out Israel for criticism".