Tom is hesitant to visit Mary in the hospital.

So you can imagine Paul was maybe a little bit hesitant about getting into the water.

I feel hesitant, and my tongue does not speak fast, therefore make Haroon also a Noble Messenger.

I feel hesitant, and my tongue does not speak fast, therefore make Haroon also a Noble Messenger.

It is a great cause, and great causes have never been won by hesitant men and women.

I was hesitant to include this in my presentation because this cartoon was published soon after 9 11.

So he left the city, fearful and hesitant, (and) prayed O Lord, deliver me from these wicked people.

So he left the city, fearful and hesitant, (and) prayed O Lord, deliver me from these wicked people.

Some prolonged disputes on inheritance especially of land use rights have made women hesitant to take part in court proceedings.

They are hesitant people belonging to neither side. You can find no other way for one whom God has caused to go astray.

They are hesitant people belonging to neither side. You can find no other way for one whom God has caused to go astray.

TOKYO Ms. Watanabe, age 40, is hesitant. Her mother, Mrs. Watanabe, is known for moving the world s markets with the financial trading that occupies her breaks from housework.

Those who disbelieve will continue to be hesitant about it, until the Hour comes upon them suddenly, or there comes to them the torment of a desolate Day.

Those who disbelieve will continue to be hesitant about it, until the Hour comes upon them suddenly, or there comes to them the torment of a desolate Day.

Others indicated that there was concern that work in the WTO might be too cautious, too hesitant and too risk averse, and that this could have negative effects.

Many people have suddenly become very hesitant about using the term multicultural society. Or they hesitate to use it approvingly, as a desirable ideal that social reality should at least approximate.

For their part, representatives of the private sector said that they could play an important role in post conflict reconstruction when investments are most needed, but when businesses are most hesitant to invest.

Owners of private capital that could be allocated to productive investment will remain hesitant. And societies will continue to lack the jobs and capital investment that are essential for durable prosperity and general well being.

Yet countries seem hesitant to contribute to the reform and strengthening of these institutions. In fact, a growing number of systemically important countries have taken measures that are undermining the Fund and the Bank, albeit largely inadvertently.

In the morning he came to the city, fearful and hesitant. Just then he who had asked him for help the day before called out for help (again). You are indeed a meddlesome fellow, Moses said to him.

In the morning he came to the city, fearful and hesitant. Just then he who had asked him for help the day before called out for help (again). You are indeed a meddlesome fellow, Moses said to him.

However, the negotiations leading to the adoption of the outcome document show that some were hesitant about accepting such ideas concerning the development of the Court's role or about recognizing the true value of its judgments and advisory opinions.

But European officials hesitant response to the crisis added to the difficulty. Prolonged controversies over the terms and conditions of assistance and the absurdly high interest rate initially set on official loans exacted a heavy toll on countries already under stress.

The only trouble one which made me hesitant to bring up that example was that, after 100 days, his aunt, the empress dowager, decided that she had had quite enough and put him in prison for the rest of his life.

What is frustrating is that the country could have and should have done a lot better. Recognizing this, Americans are not hesitant to blame a Congress that seems more eager to manufacture problems than to enable the economy to reach its considerable potential.

The spirit of hope in the country is palpable, though some older people, who saw earlier moments of apparent relaxation of authoritarian rule come and go, remain cautious. Perhaps that is why some in the international community are similarly hesitant about easing Myanmar s isolation.

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.

While Gauck made clear that he remains decidedly pro Europe, he highlighted the need for closer reflection about Europe s future and especially that of the eurozone. Standing on the verge of greater integration, Europeans are hesitant, unsure whether we should really stride out on the onward journey.

Because rapid fiscal deterioration now has investors worrying about capital losses on US government securities, devaluation would make foreigners more hesitant to finance America s budget deficit. If foreign financing is not forthcoming, yields on US government debt will rise and the US economy will fall back into recession.

But, rather than deploy their abundant cash in new investments to expand capacity and tap new markets which they have been very hesitant to do since the global financial crisis erupted many companies have so far preferred (or have been pressured by activist investors) to give it back to shareholders.

The law s most onerous provisions are those regulating the terms of employment contracts, for they condemn employers who decide to close a plant to a marathon of legal proceedings of uncertain duration and unpredictable outcome. This not only hampers restructuring, but also makes firms hesitant to hire and inhibits innovation.

In the first seven months of 2010, China s trade surplus was 84 billion, down 21.2 from January July 2009. This large, steady fall in the country s trade surplus makes the Chinese government hesitant to allow the RMB to appreciate significantly, for fear of the lagged impact on the trade balance.

According to Daniel Schrag, Director of Harvard University s Center for the Environment and a member of a presidential science panel that has helped to advise Obama on climate change, Politically, the White House is hesitant to say they re having a war on coal. On the other hand, a war on coal is exactly what s needed.

Developing countries are hesitant to open up their markets for GP to international tendering because they fear that foreign suppliers will crowd out local firms and the latter will at the same time be unable to gain access to foreign GP markets because of lack of competitiveness and the complexity of the tendering process.

PARIS In the showdown with Russia over Ukraine, the weaknesses and divisions in European policy have been as encouraging for Russian President Vladimir Putin as America s hesitant approach to Syria was. If Europe is to act responsibly, three key concepts should define its policy toward Russia firmness, clarity, and a willingness to find an acceptable compromise.

But why is Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, who is not an elected politician (and has promised not to run for election), so hesitant? Given that he does not have to fear electoral defeat, he could help Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy by filing first, which would weaken the political stigma for Rajoy s government were it to file subsequently.

To be sure, the fact that companies are holding on to their cash, rather than paying it out in dividends, signals that they expect investment opportunities to return a far more positive situation than in Japan, for example, where companies lack cash to invest. But European companies remain hesitant, despite low interest rates, keeping private investment well below its previous peak.

The international community should be less hesitant about placing the refugee issue high on the agenda in its relations with the parties concerned. The 40 protracted refugee situations identified by the High Commissioner in his report bore witness to a widespread failure of those in power to live up to their responsibilities, at a terrible cost to millions of human beings.

Of course, these fears are accompanied by the hope that structural reforms and monetary expansion work in harmony, boosting employment and output without raising inflation by much. But the reality is that steps toward looser monetary policies are non existent especially with the fledgling European Central Bank anxious to establish its inflation fighting credibility and that steps toward structural reforms are half hearted, hesitant, and small.

A more benign interpretation, based on the collective action principle, envisages the court as instrumental in attaining a superior welfare equilibrium. Individuals know fundamentally what is good for them and for society, but they are often hesitant to act accordingly, owing to fear, embarrassment, or, very often, the belief that their actions will not be worthwhile if others do not follow in their footsteps.

Russia, while never renouncing its imperial dreams and instruments of domination, was nonetheless coming to terms with the inevitability of democracy, at least on its margins. But this hesitant acceptance of a certain normality in its relations with its neighbors has always been vulnerable to a sudden eruption of Russia s famously irrational derzhava an aggressive ethos that glorifies the state and asserts its strength by pouncing on weakness.