and people are initially reluctant to tell you.

Many cases of rape remain unknown as the victims are reluctant to complain even when facts are established, authorities remain reluctant to take action.

As a result, donors are reluctant to provide funds for the elections.

Were you reluctant?

But you know, many adults are pretty reluctant to engage with role play.

People are reluctant to talk about it there's a fear associated with it.

Often the police and prosecutors are reluctant to follow through on reported violations.

She doesn't seem reluctant

Foster families are seemingly more reluctant to take responsibility for boys than for girls.

Interestingly, countries which are sometimes reluctant to enact a specific law are more amenable to establishing local programmes.

Families are reluctant for safety and cultural reasons to allow girls to go to school.

The oldest teachers are often the most reluctant to accept the reform and the changes

But he was quite reluctant.

For a start, financial institutions and investors are more reluctant to lend in such an environment.

The majority of these are in Africa, where I regret to say developed countries are increasingly reluctant to contribute troops.

With the reluctant compliments of Max?

Many women in the agricultural areas use traditional methods, and are more reluctant to using modern methods.

Legislatures are sometimes reluctant to grant a new agency the power to use such an invasive process.

And she was reluctant to tell me.

The police are said to be often reluctant to pursue investigations against persons affiliated with the ruling party.

Developing countries are often reluctant to notify the international community and request assistance in case of environmental emergencies.

We are, however, aware that some permanent members of the Security Council are reluctant to give up the veto power at the moment.

The problem is not that States parties are opposed to the amendment or that they are reluctant to see them brought into force.

Moreover, victims are often reluctant to report instances of rape and other human rights abuses for fear of being stigmatized.

However, the local inhabitants were reluctant to provide information.

He's paid to create twitchings in our reluctant souls.

However, importers in the industrialized economies are increasingly reluctant to offer letters of credit due to the expense and paperwork involved.

Concern is also expressed over allegations that the police are reluctant to institute criminal proceedings in some cases involving racial discrimination.

Women are frequently reluctant to bring criminal charges against those with whom they share a home and or a common life.

When the war ended he found himself a reluctant hero.

(i) In most cases there are no documents or hard evidence, and children, especially girls, are reluctant to testify as they are more scared of pimps than of the police

So what are the eurozone s heads of government waiting for? Are they reluctant to come clean with their people out of fear for their own political futures?

In Peru, youth are reluctant to participate in politics, because they are disillusioned, as is often the case in other countries, about political involvement and about politicians.

This is particularly true in the case of adoption, where most law enforcement agents are reluctant to intervene in what are perceived to be purely domestic problems.

Girls especially older girls who have reached the age of menarche are often reluctant to stay in school when toilet and washing facilities lack privacy, are unsafe or are non existent.

As a matter of fact, banks are reluctant to enter in the market for low income emigrants that often have irregular immigration status.

It is considered that, within the framework of serious under reporting, black women are the most reluctant to report rape to the police.

Many policy makers and parents are reluctant to accept the idea of adolescent sexuality, and the number of youth friendly services is limited.

The local police allegedly were reluctant to investigate the incident thoroughly.

But I was reluctant to interfere... knowing how he resents interruption.

It works slowly, if at all, because elected governments are often reluctant to implement their promises and may not feel bound by those of previous administrations (especially if they owe their victory to voters who are rebelling against years of belt tightening with no evidence of renewed growth). Likewise, politicians are reluctant to adopt deregulation that eliminates state sponsored special privileges.

On the other hand, small firm entrepreneurs are reluctant to approach financial institutions because of distrust with regard to disclosing information and sharing ownership.

I was instructed to give you this in case you proved reluctant.

Major adjustments are needed. At the same time, the main parties find it hard to address the country s problems, because they are reluctant to call for sacrifice before an election.

The courts are still reluctant to charge, or have been prevented from charging, members of the military and other security forces for serious criminal offences.