Sentence examples for reservations in relation to from inspiring English sources

Kingfisher's strange statement on Tuesday said the board of Mr Bricolage plus 42% shareholder ANPF, which holds the franchisees' interests, "have reservations in relation to the transaction".

The CHC says it had decided not to refer these changes to the health minister either, but it "has reservations in relation to the availability of capital investment for the proposed new primary care developments in line with the timescales and the implementation plans of the health board".

Most of the NGO key informants affirmed that some results have been achieved at the level of coordination but at the same time many of them express reservations in relation to the extent to which the capacities really have improved.

They recognise the value of our morpho-molecular approach but express reservation in relation to (a) the detail of the clinical information available; and (b) the nature of CD44 as a stem cell biomarker.

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

The Clifford Chance report reveals that upon receiving the complaint, Feldman said he had "always had the gravest possible reservations" about Clarke – but in relation to his "competence as a campaign organiser".

If, for example, the authors had used a fixed effect model and gave the result of the heterogeneity test in the Results section, we interpreted this as a reservation about the result in relation to choice of model even if the authors provided no comments.

Reservations should also be stated in relation to the fact that we collected only a single urine sample from each child, which may not be representative for their average exposure, although several studies concluded that a single urine sample could be moderately predictive of individual exposure over a couple of months (Hauser et al. 2004; Teitelbaum et al. 2008).

Mirror Group Newspapers MGNN) insiders say it is still considering its options, although it has serious reservations about the Westminster deal – particularly in relation to forced apologies and the plan to allow the regulator appoint the committee which writes the code of conduct for newspapers.

However, GPs expressed a number of reservations about various system functionalities – for example: in relation to usability, system navigation and information visualisation.

Although the women in general seemed to have a positive view of Danish social services, some voiced certain reservations about growing old in Denmark, particularly in relation to becoming isolated in homes for the elderly.