And she was reluctant to tell me.

and people are initially reluctant to tell you.

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

OK, at first women were a little shy, a little reluctant to talk.

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.

It's a great story, and it's understandable why they would be reluctant to revise it.

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

The enhancement of such procedures will encourage reluctant States to submit names for the lists.

Go with your brother. Take My miracles and do not be reluctant in preaching My message.

Go with your brother. Take My miracles and do not be reluctant in preaching My message.

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

While initially reluctant to embark on non traditional careers, women were increasingly being attracted by them.

Even as your Lord brought you out of your home with the truth, some believers were reluctant.

Even as your Lord brought you out of your home with the truth, some believers were reluctant.

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.

Others have investigated the cases and not pursued them, and may be reluctant to re open these cases.

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

In particular, in cartel cases they may be reluctant to uphold large fines assessed by the competition agency.

Her Ministry was often reluctant to accede to requests for withdrawal, which could have been made under coercion.

MONUC is also addressing widespread malnutrition in Congolese prisons, although the humanitarian community is reluctant to undertake institutional feeding.

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

Governments reluctant to sign the Kyoto Protocol today have a responsibility for the disaster and suffering caused by Hurricane Katrina.

Even as a reluctant fallback plan, however, the disengagement initiative let it be clear is not a replacement for negotiations.

As your Lord brought you out from your home with a just cause, a part of the faithful were indeed reluctant.

As your Lord brought you out from your home with a just cause, a part of the faithful were indeed reluctant.

The Abkhaz authorities remained reluctant to allow the deployment of UNOMIG police advisers on the Gali side of the ceasefire line.

Investigations have taken place in few cases, with the police and prosecutors seeming reluctant to follow through on reported human rights violations.

LBI could only be effective only if there is a consensus and, at this moment, some countries may be reluctant at participate.

Even most Americans were reluctant to enter Iraq without the UN s blessing. The democratic deliberative process worked, and it yielded the right answer.

It also recognizes that States will be reluctant to introduce measures likely to stem the flow of remittances. Nonetheless it offers the following recommendations

Central government has been reluctant to decentralize revenue generating sectors such as forests and mining, and the involvement of NGOs and civil society remains weak.

Ms. Ngoma (Gabon) said that the issue of sexual violence was highly sensitive and many people were reluctant to come forward or express their views.

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.

This is why European banks are now reluctant to lend to each other. They could be lending to an institution that is in serious financial trouble.

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?

Moreover, he remains very popular in Thailand, if not in Bangkok. His presence in the country might well spark a clamor for his reluctant return to politics.

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.

The police are said to be reluctant to pursue investigations against people affiliated with the ruling party and the Government frequently uses the police for political purposes.

A complicating factor was that the outside world appeared reluctant to condemn human rights abuses which occurred for fear of jeopardizing the fragile peace process and rebuilding phase.

The police are also said to be reluctant to pursue investigations against people affiliated with the ruling party, and the Government frequently uses the police for political purposes.

So nonprofits are really reluctant to attempt any brave, daring, giant scale new fundraising endeavors for fear that if the thing fails, their reputations will be dragged through the mud.

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.