Sentence examples for reservations expressed from inspiring English sources

Whatever the reservations expressed over Lord Burns's appointment – too old, too white, too establishment, etc – it is hard not to feel a sense of genuine relief.

Jose Rodriguez, who then led the National Clandestine Service, had ordered the tapes destroyed, despite reservations expressed by others in the Bush Administration.

Mr. King rejected the reservations expressed by some policy makers and economists about the effectiveness of the central bank's asset purchasing program at making money available for lending.

This reticence may remind some of the modern-day reservations expressed in quarters of the American Jewish community that a Jewish president might exacerbate and inflame anti-Semitism.

A. Well, all I can say is that I'm aware that there have been some reservations expressed, and we have identified what those are and put them in the proper context.

Mr. Holder faced tougher questioning than most of Mr. Obama's cabinet selections, but he is expected to win confirmation despite the reservations expressed by several Republicans on the committee.

One reservation expressed by some sailors was the proximity of the Nothe course – one of four used – to the shore.

No such reservations were expressed at the commanders' meeting.

Strong reservations were expressed by the Korean FA, and the Japanese FA opposed the plan.

[GP 9, Interview] However, a range of reservations were expressed by many of the respondents.

Reservations are expressed in relation to strong opioids which feature as second or third line choices.