With the reluctant compliments of Max?

And we have among states a reluctance in dealing with them.

There was resistance for the old malaria drugs, until we got the new drugs.

To make a pyramidal hole in silicon engineers cover all but a small square with a mask impervious to the KOH.

However, as SMEs were more risk averse, there was a greater need to ensure stability and good fundamentals.

Donor countries had been reluctant to transfer funds until fundamental operational transparency and accountability had been achieved a requirement basic to all systems.

Being here has not changed the way I feel about the American Christmas season I was beginning to get quite fed up with the commercialism and more reluctant to be sucked up in it.

Liberia's international partners, however, are deeply concerned that the Transitional Government has not yet approved the programme because of an apparent unwillingness to institute those essential reforms.

We must also express concern at the apparent unwillingness of the international community to stem the increase in the rate of production of conventional arms of increasing sophistication and potential for destruction.

Political departments are understandably reticent to announce the effect of armed conflicts on treaties when they are currently embroiled in a conflict, and considerable time often passes before the effect of a given armed conflict on a treaty becomes an issue in the judiciary.

I do not think I need to dwell on the few criticisms customarily levelled at the Court, which may have made some Governments more reluctant to approach it, as their groundlessness is nowadays widely acknowledged.