Sentence examples for record of reluctance from inspiring English sources

Hollande, it has been observed, has form with the ladies and a record of reluctance to commit.

But Obama's growing record of reluctance to take policy stands befitting the economic crisis, to issue veto threats or to generally show his opponents who's boss suggests that he is suffering from something more problematic than freshman ignorance.

Recent Productivity Commission reports (2011, 2014), for example, have recorded the reluctance of educators to ask for higher wages, and of employers to offer them, because increased costs would be most likely passed on to families in the form of higher fees, potentially leading to the removal of some children from services.

The Americans declined to speak for the record about the release of the man, Muhammad Naeem Noor Khan, apparently out of reluctance to criticize Pakistan, which has generally worked closely with the United States in counterterrorism efforts.

Criticisms highlighted by the 384-page report were the frequent failure of criminal justice and health professionals to share information and co-ordinate care, the loss of important records, and the reluctance of some agencies and individuals to deal with him.

Bypassed, admitted with a touch of reluctance.

The units of reluctance are ampere-turns per weber.

Yotam entered Camp Koby with a bit of reluctance.

Most conversations began with, "Are we off the record?" His reluctance to speak only causes the mystery to grow.

They defined two dimensions of reluctance: reluctance and resistance/refusal.

Each woman gave a verbal informed consent because of their high illiteracy levels and reluctance to have a written record of their signatures on the informed consent form.