There has, however, been reluctance among donor countries to accept such a proposal.

It was only with the utmost reluctance and reservation that he had been able to accept the compromise of deleting both alternatives.

This can be helpful in developing a culture of prevention, thereby overcoming the reluctance of some Governments to accept outside help on grounds of sovereignty.

9. The reluctance of IAEA to accept this contradiction is because such a committee might be the policy and decision organ of a contemporary concealment mechanism.

She was not attempting to prejudge or signal reluctance to accept the loan offer, but rather to point out that the General Assembly could react only to official written information.

Defenders and lawyers have also courageously started to address the issue of forced confession before the courts, despite the frequent reluctance of court judges to accept their complaints and act upon them.

Their reluctance is all due to timing.

A reluctance to grow old, I think.

Such reluctance bothers me.

With the utmost reluctance.

These incidents seemed to reflect a general reluctance of the parties in power (SDA, Serb Democratic Party (SDS) and HDZ) to accept political diversity, and revealed blatant disregard for the fundamental democratic principle of pluralism.

However, in the absence of an agreement on a new mandate, owing to the government s reluctance to accept a monitoring function for the Operation, the activities of the Human Rights Field Operation were terminated on 28 July 1998.

When he said, with the utmost reluctance ?

(c) Resistance to change reluctance of managers and or staff to implement measures

Reluctance by some young people to learn and maintain indigenous traditional knowledge

That continuing deterioration was mainly due to the reluctance of developed countries to implement Agenda 21.

However, the continuing reluctance of the Salvadoran Institute for Agrarian Transformation (ISTA) to accept and to act on the recommendations of the previous report by the United Nations on this matter has created the impression of a lack of progress and, unavoidably, an absence of political will.

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

We have arrived at this conclusion with great reluctance and without rancour.

About the understandable reluctance of our entrenched first ladies of the stage

To make progress, the reluctance of many parties to make military expenditure more transparent will have to be overcome.

They will swear to you that you may accept them. But even if you accept them, God does not accept the wicked people.

They will swear to you that you may accept them. But even if you accept them, God does not accept the wicked people.

(f) The alleged reluctance of prosecutors to institute criminal proceedings under article 137A of the Criminal Code.

Such reluctance by aviation vendors further added to the problems of planning aviation activity in the missions.

The tacit reluctance of men to support women's self fulfillment, as a direct result of persistent sociocultural attitudes.

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She refused to accept the money.

She had to accept her fate.

I'm prepared to accept the consequences.

Article 46. Obligation to accept delivery

We have to accept that challenge.

Are you ready to accept that?

I want you to accept this.

I've been requested to accept immediately...

No, my intention rather is to express the growing concern of my authorities at the apparent reluctance of this body to take action in this regard, a reluctance that is drawing some to consider alternative means to achieve the widely shared goal of the non weaponization of outer space.

There is a disturbing reluctance on the part of the Government to allocate resources needed to resuscitate the law enforcement sector.

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