Sentence examples for reluctance over from inspiring English sources
Given the industry's well-reported reluctance over introducing new women characters, perhaps swapping over male protagonists is the best hope we've got.
The ad is part of a push to press candidates or elected officials who have voiced opposition to or reluctance over closing a loophole allowing some vendors at gun shows to sell firearms without conducting instant background checks.
Administration officials said that in the wake of the surveillance law's expiration, most phone providers had continued to carry out valid wiretapping orders, but that at least one company had expressed reluctance over particular operations.
Revaluations are an essential responsibility of local government, and Nassau's reluctance over six decades has left its property tax system so off kilter that nearly everyone pays too much or too little.
Switzerland - usually shows considerable reluctance over extradition, but refusal to grant the former Vichy official resident status reflects attempts to cover up cooperation with Hitler, including the expulsion of Jewish refugees.
After some reluctance over the summer, the Derby-based group has come round to the idea of offering boardroom representation to ValueAct, whose co-founder Jeffrey Ubben has played a role in some significant corporate shake-ups, including the exit of former Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer.
Hence the cross-dressing, the reluctance to over-promise, the readiness for coalition.
"There's not a reluctance to take over games," the captain, Julie Foudy, said of Hamm.
Faced with criticism of its reluctance to turn over power and its brutal treatment of protesters, the ruling military council is apparently trying to show it is helping alleviate Egyptians' financial distress.
A Bush administration official said that Mr. Isamuddin was being questioned about "threats against the United States," and that there was a reluctance to turn over such a high-level Qaeda operative.
IN his vintage poem "Two Tramps in Mud Time," Robert Frost has his flinty New England farmer wrestle with a reluctance to turn over his wood chopping to two drifters silently pleading for work.
