Sentence examples for reservation understanding from inspiring English sources

When the Senate approves a treaty, it can condition its consent (by reservation, understanding or whatever — the label doesn't matter) either by requiring the president to get the other party to agree to a change in the treaty's text, or simply by including its condition in the resolution of ratification.

Additionally, it is well within the right of Congress to ratify the treaty with expressed reservations, understandings and declarations.

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".

To gain a better understanding of reservation overhead, we have implemented a lightweight one-pass reservation protocol, YESSIR.

These classes will cover all aspects of the travel industry and would be a good way to obtain a broader understanding when booking reservations for clients.

Last fall, a survey appeared in the journal Genetics in Medicine that examined data from thirty-eight other studies; a majority of respondents expressed reservations about not fully understanding test results or not being able to devote the time necessary to discuss testing options and outcomes with patients.

Travel agent training schools, on the other hand, can offer more accelerated programs specific to the duties of a travel agent, such as understanding travel destinations, reservation systems and sales and marketing.

Moyes, like Van Gaal, had toyed with the idea of playing Rooney in midfield, albeit with reservations about the player's understanding of the simple and short give-and-go pass.

Moreover, understanding the determinants of the reservation wage of the CHWs who had already dropped out from BRAC would be interesting and could be explored in future.

The Oscar-winning actress said her initial reservations were due to a lack of understanding the character.

Margene convinces the Flutes to let Weber gaming run a casino on their Indian reservation by making cultural references to peace and understanding.