Others expressed misgivings.

I've had misgivings.

I had some misgivings.

Future misunderstandings and misgivings are thus inevitable.

Some researchers have ethical misgivings with the deceit involved in this approach.

When I first moved to Hollywood from Silicon Valley, I had some misgivings.

If Ashley wanted to marry you, it would be with misgivings I'd say yes.

Lack of progress on the implementation of development commitments would, therefore, further accentuate existing misgivings.

Despite many misgivings regarding its conduct in other areas, the Saudi regime should be commended for this initiative.

My delegation views it with great sympathy, but we share certain misgivings that several other delegations have voiced here.

Meanwhile, I lay quietly eyeing him, having no serious misgivings now, and bent upon narrowly observing so curious a creature.

That we make this pledge despite misgivings because the Convention can stand further improvement is, we believe, the essence of international cooperation.

All viewpoints are actively sought and encouraged, not just welcomed even from those who have strong misgivings about the current political climate in Iraq.

Above all, in a number of projects examined, there were misgivings about the sustainability of the projects once UNDP funding and support were withdrawn.

The Board found that in a number of projects examined there were misgivings about the sustainability of the projects once UNDP funding and support were withdrawn.

None the less, we all understand that this formal equality, crucial though it is, does not suffice to allay the misgivings of the least privileged States.

Achieving a genuinely collaborative approach to missile defense matters will address a common threat and help remove misgivings that are blocking progress toward a common security space.

Our reserve of bullion is much larger at present than is usually kept in a single branch office, and the directors have had misgivings upon the subject.

Carson drew on scientific findings, but also voiced fundamental misgivings about consumer capitalism and a postmaterialistic belief in the primacy of the quality of life over economic growth.

However, his delegation still had misgivings about the fact that an REIO which had competence over certain matters could ratify the convention and implement only the relevant articles.

When they came at you from above and below you , and when the eyes rolled with fear and the hearts leapt to the throats , and you entertained misgivings about Allah ,

In spite of misgivings raised by the events of November 2004, there has been remarkable progress in the implementation of the peace process by President Gbagbo and the National Assembly.

Despite major misgivings from his senior commanders, including Gerd von Rundstedt and Walther Model, the plan was not modified and the jump off date was eventually set as 16 December 1944.

There is only one way we can ever hope to truly move beyond the lingering misgivings concerning the past, and that is to squarely face up to  and repent for history.

(11) This might not be true of all categories of reactions to a reservation, which might show misgivings on the part of their authors without amounting to an objection as such.

32. The Board found that in a number of projects examined, there were misgivings about the sustainability of the projects once UNDP funding and support were withdrawn (paras. 162 and 163).

1999 Participated in the discussions held between Klauss Bolhoff, President and Paul Hoddinott, Executive Director of the International Bar Association with the Attorney General for Pakistan on removing misgivings about extrajudicial killings.

To address the misgivings of some delegations, the Working Group had, however, envisaged giving States the possibility of excluding paragraphs 4 and 5 of draft article 9 (A CN.9 577, footnote 5).

A carefully designed system of consultation with Member States that are not members of the Council could increase transparency and thus remove some of the misgivings about the Council apos s present modus operandi.

We appeal to all States, particularly those that may still have some misgivings, to support the draft resolution and to participate in the new regime together with the great majority of the international community.

A timely reminder by EU leaders of the strategic importance of the aerospace sector would have helped allay many of the misgivings in Berlin, and to a lesser degree in London, that ultimately sank the deal.

Many Egyptians may not have major misgivings about Gamal Mubarak per se, but they find it mortifying that, after 24 years of the father, they might be stuck with another 24 or more years of the son.

On the other were conservatives, a class of men who cling with fondness to whatever is ancient, and who, even when convinced by overpowering reasons that innovation would be beneficial, consent to it with many misgivings and forebodings.

During the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee negotiations, some developed countries had expressed misgivings over the possible amount of adaptation costs, even though the Convention did provide for assistance to developing countries, especially the most vulnerable, in meeting those costs.

Other delegations had misgivings concerning the overstretching of the capacity of UNHCR and the political aspects of extending its activities beyond its mandate they stressed the necessity of conforming to the mandate and to agreements reached between UNHCR and

If I had to date the moment when my own misgivings about him began, it would be the time starting after September 11, 2001 when he began to emphasize his own faith as a motivating factor in his moral stand.

Other delegations had misgivings concerning the overstretching of the capacity of UNHCR and the political aspects of extending its activities beyond its mandate they stressed the necessity of conforming to the mandate and to agreements reached between UNHCR and Governments.

Other delegations had misgivings concerning the overstretching of the capacity of UNHCR and the political aspects of extending its activities beyond its mandate they stressed the necessity of conforming to the mandate and to agreements reached between UNHCR and Governments.

93. The Special Rapporteur produces no evidence for his claim that the majority of lawyers in the Sudan boycotted the elections of the Bar Association or even had any misgivings about the way in which their Association was being regulated.

In such cases, the other parties to the treaty could not be sure of the extent of the reserving State's commitment to the treaty, and they might even have misgivings about the future development of the domestic law of the reserving State.

None the less, it was true that the principal signatories had sought to dispel those misgivings by providing information on certain aspects of functioning of the regime and by granting observer status to some of the specialized agencies and international scientific organizations.

53. Concerning agenda item 154, the representative of Colombia had spoken on behalf of the States Members of the United Nations that belonged to the Group of 77 and the Secretary General had clarified certain points about which there had been misgivings.

With regard to the misgivings expressed by the Canadian delegation, he drew attention to article 67, paragraph 4, of the United Nations Convention against Corruption, which stated that an REIO shall declare the extent of its competence with respect to matters governed by this Convention .

The other point where we have serious misgivings has to do with the assertion that a reduction in agricultural subsidies in the European Union countries and in the United States would be harmful to many African countries, which are net importers of agricultural products.

Some States may perhaps tend to have misgivings about such judicial settlement on the grounds that, unlike a political settlement, it would be completely outside their control and hence, given the reputed rigidity of legal rules, always liable in the end to turn out less favourably to themselves.