Tom doubts whether Mary is honest.

I have grave doubts whether your lieutenant

Congratulations. I never had any doubts.

Goldie Hawn says, I always had self doubts.

You've never had any doubts up to now.

You must've had some doubts about her yourself.

Five States had reservations and one had serious doubts about the matter.

Doubts were expressed as to whether the approach taken by the Commission provided a workable compromise.

This has cast serious doubts on whether the process will start on 27 June as currently scheduled.

But Tolstoy, Darwin, Jefferson, Lincoln they had the same doubts.

It turned out everybody had exactly the same questions and doubts.

Third, his delegation had doubts concerning the utility of the topic.

Some delegations expressed doubts concerning the expression reasonable restrictions and asked who decided whether or not restrictions were reasonable.

I admit I was worried when Max called. I had my doubts.

A, she removed any doubts you may have had about her, uh...

A combat pilot who has doubts as to whether the target is military or civilian must not launch the weapon.

133. Some delegations expressed doubts whether there was any pressing or practical need for a reform of the type proposed.

The United Kingdom had no doubts about its sovereignty over the Falkland Islands.

If I had any doubts about you at all, I should be nervous.

The team's interviews with the implicated peacekeepers also raised doubts as to whether they had received an adequate briefing on the Code of Personal Conduct for Blue Helmets before being deployed in the Mission.

Doubts had also been expressed as to the viability of including an indicative list.

Other participants raised doubts whether establishment of a new special procedure would be desirable, since existing mandates could perform the proposed functions.

Having doubts?

Considering the nature of the evidence presented, the Special Rapporteur expressed grave doubts as to whether the accused should have been found guilty.

After all, that was the reason you sent Zome to Yana Gisawa. I had doubts.

The Force Commander of UNMIL expressed doubts that UNMIL had the mandate to arrest such persons.

You have doubts.

I have doubts.

His delegation had some doubts about whether it would be useful or even possible to specify in guideline form the object and purpose of a given treaty, since some treaties might have more than one object and purpose.

The Federal Government has considerable doubts whether full restitution, compensation or rehabilitation of persons affected by violations of human rights can constitute a realistic goal.

Some members of the Commission had expressed doubts as to the appropriateness of the topic for codification.

Certain solutions evoke doubts.

If you've any doubts...

It's classic, no doubts.

Doubts lead to blasphemy.

... Ihopethisnew infractionends whatever doubts...

Doubts had also been expressed as to the Special Rapporteur's view of the contemporary position under international law.

22. The Commission expressed some doubts regarding whether it was legally possible to return the waste to the senders because, firstly, only a small percentage of the waste had been imported secondly, it was almost impossible to identify the respective sources because of the leakages that had occurred.

His delegation did have some doubts whether draft guidelines 2.6.1 and 2.6.2 would clear up the confusion left by the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.

We all have our doubts.

But Concetta has no doubts.

A thousand doubts plagued me.

I was tortured by doubts.

Some doubts were expressed, however, as to whether the location of the Unit should be in the Department of Management or in the Office of the Secretary General.

Government sources stated that at least 7,000 detainees have indicated their intention to use the procedure to date, in comparison with only 500 in 1997, which had raised doubts whether the procedure would effectively lead to a significant reduction in the detainee population.