The Free Press, the watchdog group that criticized the FCC for passing only a "lite" form of Net Neutrality, has similar misgivings with regard to the merger.
More recently, the labor-backed wing of the reform movement has found ways to overcome its misgivings about increasing guest worker programs for the sake of passing comprehensive immigration reform.
In a world where loss is measured in passing years and hope rests not in experience but in something new, the term "well preserved" summons as much misgiving as respect.
Still, Sylla has one misgiving.
Mr Djerassi, however, had misgivings, which grew as the years passed.His chief objection was that his name was tied to just one thing.
Despite the enthusiasm of the audience, particularly the children, as containers of compost and worms were passed around, some of its members seemed to have misgivings.
Many of them express misgivings in private but can ill-afford to pass up a paycheck.
Gallus expressed his own misgivings concerning the trustworthiness of the royal story he passed on (he qualified it with words like "oblivion", "error" and "idolatry"), but the sequence of the last three names of Mieszko's predecessors he considered reliable.
When Ogden Armour was a young man his father had misgivings regarding the fate of his gigantic organization after he passed away, but Armour & Co. now does six times the business done when the famous founder of the enterprise died.
To avoid his Waterloo, he should urge Congress to pass the Senate health reform bill in its present form and address any misgivings by House members with separate legislation.
If Mr. Bush wants to pass something that is truly bipartisan, he can show leadership by acceding to misgivings in his own party that, at present, it is overly weighted to the very richest taxpayers.
