The lovers reluctantly parted.

He reluctantly agreed to my proposal.

Reluctantly, he started the engine and drove off.

Everyone reluctantly dipped a spoon into the viscous brown goo.

And the judge found us reluctantly found us not guilty, so ...

Allow me now to take up a very delicate issue, even if reluctantly.

Australia reluctantly accepted that provision, but we hope it will never be used.

So the guy kind of reluctantly let us in and we sat down on the floor.

Say 'Whether you spend voluntarily or reluctantly it shall not be accepted from you for you are a wicked nation'

Say 'Whether you spend voluntarily or reluctantly it shall not be accepted from you for you are a wicked nation'

His delegation had reluctantly accepted the reference in paragraph 17 to the relevance of the global database on internally displaced persons.

Say, Whether you spend your wealth for the cause of God, willingly or reluctantly, it will never be accepted from you you are an evil doing people.

Say, Whether you spend your wealth for the cause of God, willingly or reluctantly, it will never be accepted from you you are an evil doing people.

It had reluctantly agreed to reduce the scope of application to a smaller subset of operations to be determined in accordance with the perceived risk to personnel.

What prevents their offerings from being accepted is their disbelief in God and His Messenger, their lack of interest in prayer and spending for the cause of God reluctantly.

What prevents their offerings from being accepted is their disbelief in God and His Messenger, their lack of interest in prayer and spending for the cause of God reluctantly.

Nothing stops their charities from being accepted except that they have no faith in Allah and His Apostle and do not perform the prayer but lazily, and do not spend but reluctantly.

Nothing stops their charities from being accepted except that they have no faith in Allah and His Apostle and do not perform the prayer but lazily, and do not spend but reluctantly.

His delegation would reluctantly accept a narrow provision enabling States to opt out of applying the draft protocol to a United Nations operation providing emergency humanitarian assistance in response to a natural disaster.

In the ensuing debate, the representative of Cuba reluctantly agreed that the organization would be notified by the Secretariat of the Committee's intention to act on a proposal to withdraw its status during the current session.

Of course, the Germans have reluctantly come to accept the necessity of a banking union that includes common deposit insurance. But the pace with which they accede to such reforms is out of kilter with the markets.

Behold, the hypocrites seek to deceive Allah, but it is they who are being deluded by Him. When they rise to Prayer, they rise reluctantly, and only to be seen by men. They remember Allah but little.

Behold, the hypocrites seek to deceive Allah, but it is they who are being deluded by Him. When they rise to Prayer, they rise reluctantly, and only to be seen by men. They remember Allah but little.

The hypocrites seek to outwit God but it is He who outwits them. And when they stand up for prayer, they do so reluctantly and to be seen by others, and they hardly remember God at all.

The hypocrites seek to outwit God but it is He who outwits them. And when they stand up for prayer, they do so reluctantly and to be seen by others, and they hardly remember God at all.

What's learning going to be like? We know what it's like today, children pouring over with their mobile phones on the one hand and then reluctantly going to school to pick up their books with their other hand.

One was that, in the summer of 2004, the British government, somewhat reluctantly, decided to have an official inquiry into the use of intelligence on WMD in the run up to the Iraq War, a very limited subject.

And naught preventeth that their contributions should be accepted from them save that they have disbelieved in Allah and in His messenger, and they come not to worship save as idlers, and pay not (their contribution) save reluctantly.

And naught preventeth that their contributions should be accepted from them save that they have disbelieved in Allah and in His messenger, and they come not to worship save as idlers, and pay not (their contribution) save reluctantly.

Believers, give charitably from the good things which you have earned and what We produce for you from the earth not worthless things which you yourselves would only reluctantly accept. Know that God is self sufficient and praiseworthy.

Believers, give charitably from the good things which you have earned and what We produce for you from the earth not worthless things which you yourselves would only reluctantly accept. Know that God is self sufficient and praiseworthy.

Only 43 of Europeans bothered to vote and many of them deserted establishment parties, often for anti EU extremists. Indeed, the official results understate the extent of popular dissatisfaction many who stuck with traditional parties did so reluctantly, faute de mieux.

Nonetheless, the undertow of Euro skepticism in British politics has never diminished and was evident in Cameron s speech. Even the supremacy of European law in defined areas was accepted only reluctantly by Britain, and long after many others had done so.

Personally, I am reluctantly willing to accept the US government spying on people, especially foreigners, as long as it is constrained by rules that are public and enforced. The argument that the other guys do it is lame, but it is also true.

The best way to allay European fears and prevent uncontrolled migration is to establish positive incentives, and the practical means,for potential migrants to stay home most significantly by creating jobs in the southern Mediterranean. After all, the vast majority of migrants leave home reluctantly.

On the other side stand the established democracies, hesitant and ambivalent in their support of the rebels. In 1930 s Spain, of course, Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy fully supported General Francisco Franco s rebellion, while the democracies reluctantly offered scant help to the Spanish Republic.

This policy has deeply divided Israel the settlers mostly, but not exclusively religious feel betrayed by Sharon, The Father of the Settlements. It is now the Israeli left that, however reluctantly, realizes that Sharon s new pragmatism may be the first step in the right direction.

The Mercedes pitted a lap later and came out behind Vettel, but Hamilton went ahead after some wheel to wheel action that saw the Ferrari driver reluctantly leave the inside free at risk of holding out after a double move to defend on the third corner.

Seen in this light, unilateral schemes, such as the original German proposal (forcing maturities on Greek debt to be voluntarily extended for several years) are only voluntary under the ruthless interpretation. In initiatives of this sort, agreement is obtained reluctantly and pressure could provoke harsh responses.

In much of today's world, and as Governments acknowledge the necessity to reassess the workings of public administration and to orient public institutions towards citizen concerns, revitalization is viewed not as a bitter pill to be reluctantly swallowed, but as a natural and prudent response to escalating challenges.

But coalitions do not hold together forever, and the pain of sanctions often cuts both ways, affecting buyers as well as sellers. Countries like South Korea and Japan, for example, have curtailed their imports of Iranian oil only reluctantly countries like China and Russia rarely play straight on sanctions in the first place.

China has engaged only very reluctantly in the global effort to bring down overall emissions. The US Congress s deep reservations regarding the passage of a climate bill has been exacerbated by China s positions, especially on issues such as international monitoring and accountability for its emissions, which China considers an affront to its sovereignty.

So the emphasis on restoring Chinese commercial interests is accepted reluctantly if not completely understood. But Myanmar and the other Mekong River countries are supposed to be the country s good neighbors, and are completely within reach of Chinese power, so public anger over threats to the country s interests in these places is intense.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been a favorite target of opponents of austerity for some time now, and it is understandable that, after months of being a bystander to the EU s painful inability to govern, Germany has reluctantly indeed, insufficiently taken charge. Looking ahead, as the threat of disintegration looms larger, the need for German leadership will be even greater.

Sometime this month, President George W. Bush will reluctantly announce a new policy for the United States in Iraq. A new policy is needed not only in order to halt America s drift into impotence as it tries to prevent Iraq from spiraling into full scale civil war, but also because the map of power in the Middle East has changed dramatically.