We have reservations at Benihana — dinner and a show!
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Justice Scalia also appeared to have reservations about Brown v.
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Emily: Did you have reservations heading into our writing relationship?
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Some analysts have reservations about the cloud computing industry overall.
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But I do have reservations about how real it is.
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In fact, some Native American nations do not have reservations.
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These individuals will undoubtedly have reservations about voting for Trump.
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But do you have reservations about working with him again?
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Women, and Black women maybe, have reservations about this lifestyle.
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"This lady literally just pulled a gun because we out here and didn't have reservations for a lake we didn't even know we had to have reservations for," Jessica Richardson said in the video.
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I pick up the phone ... 'Can I have reservations for two?
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Another 31% said they like their candidate, but they have reservations.
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Taji told me that many guys have reservations about being feminized.
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I used to have reservations about people carrying guns in bars.
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"I still have reservations, I'll put it that way," Republican Rep.
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They may already have reservations seeking medical treatment based on affordability.
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But as someone who is 2 percent Native American, I have reservations.
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And some conservatives still have reservations about boosting IRS funding for enforcement.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones' good looks are nothing to have reservations about. Fency.
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However, some on the farther left end of the spectrum have reservations.
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Denny Chin, another judge, also seemed to have reservations about Kessler's arguments.
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But it's possible to read this book and have reservations about it.
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I know you have reservations about our commitment and who we are.
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You'd be right to have reservations about her writing and its ultimate purpose.
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Gail: I don't have reservations about whether Bloomberg could be a good president.
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"I had reservations going in, and I still have reservations going out," Rep.
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It was considered a rough estate but I have reservations about labelling places.
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"This lady literally just pulled a gun because we out here and didn't have reservations for a lake we didn't even know we had to have reservations for," she says in the video, which was shared widely on social media.
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There, more confusion: Some ticket holders did not have reservations, and others wanted refunds.
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I still have reservations, but at least they're not facing a crazy Dennis Hopper.
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It will put enormous pressure on the moderates, who are sure to have reservations.
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But some folks still have reservations about the commodification of these formerly counterculture pastimes.
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But I (Zach) have reservations about whether GNS can deliver on its lofty claims.
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People still have reservations when someone is not from your tribe or religious background.
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But teachers told me on Wednesday morning that they have reservations about the deal.
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I have reservations about the more openly diaristic work, like my Argentina travel diary.
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But at 23, it's sensible to have reservations about how much explosiveness he'll recapture.
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"This lady literally just pulled a gun because we out here and din't have reservations for a lake we didn't even know we had to have reservations for," Jessica Richardson says in a video she took of the confrontation and posted to Facebook.
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But I still have reservations about how long the batteries will last on these phones.
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Twenty percent said they would have reservations about voting for someone who backs the measures.
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Yet it's possible to think these things and still have reservations about the movie's techniques.
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While domestic players could start to use the price immediately, foreign suppliers might have reservations.
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But as someone who is 2 percent Native American, I have reservations: (LAUGHTER) GUTFELD: I do.
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And though you may have reservations about one track or another, not one is thrown away.
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Meanwhile, sources said Chahed will meet on Monday with parties that have reservations about his cabinet.
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Do you still have reservations about Clinton, or are you voting for her on November 8th?
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But Mr. Cutz said there was little reason to believe the Trump administration would have reservations.
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In my mind, that makes his confirmation very difficult and certainly causes me to have reservations.
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And even some of those who lean conservative have reservations about the president's talk on immigration.
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She does, however, have reservations on the effectiveness of the movement in accomplishing a lasting solution.
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But Ms Tsai may have reservations herself about the way Mr Trump phrased his one-China scepticism.
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"It's been a hugely significant week, but we still have reservations about these special courts," Mathewson said.
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Foreign students have reservations, too, says Ms Liu, who has researched foreigners' satisfaction with teaching in China.
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Even companies that want to see Facebook succeed with Libra have reservations about whether it will happen.
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We have reservations at a restaurant near Union Square that has a very weird, almost creepy, Victorian vibe.
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"I would still have reservations about the time he would be able to allot to this," Keatinge said.
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Fair enough that Trump and Bolton have reservations about the Iran deal, but their messaging is not effective.
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Bulgaria, Romania and the Belgian region of Wallonia still have reservations about a free-trade pact with Canada.
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Sounded intimate — though I did have reservations about a partner seeing so many other people at the same time.
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The survey also found the share of Americans who have reservations about voting for an atheist president has declined.
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If that same friend said they had only known this prospective husband for a year, you would have reservations.
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He acknowledged that voters have reservations about Clinton but argued they have much deeper concerns about a Trump presidency.
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The only way to recruit great talent is to become a great company...I understand that people have reservations.
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If you have reservations but want to test the waters, a Superhost's home may be a good first stay.
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People that have a faith based value system either don't vote for us, or they do, but have reservations.
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Would you have preferred to stick to punk, or did you have reservations about becoming more affiliated with metal?
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Some executives at small companies have reservations about President Trump, but also concerns about Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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Some 60 percent of over 200 IT and security professionals surveyed at the recent Gartner Symposium/ITxpo in Orlando said they have reservations about Face ID. "A majority of IT and security professionals have reservations about Apple's Face ID technology as a viable method of secure mobile authentication," said Bitglass, in a statement.
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The hope is that the President's public backing could help nudge members who have reservations or are on the fence.
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The Washington Post reports that moderate Republicans have reservations about effectively repealing the law without more details about its replacement.
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There are good reasons to have reservations about that prospect, but it's also curious that no one takes it further.
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SARA EISEN: -- did you have reservations about selling the company to CVS and whether all of that could be maintained?
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It could help Mr. Trump solidify the support of consistently conservative voters who may have reservations about his iconoclastic views.
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But the Washington Post reported this week that prominent Republicans "have reservations about appointing McSally," citing her loss to Sinema.
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"Qatar and Somalia have reservations about the Arab League's decision today," Arab League Assistant Secretary General Hossam Zaki told Reuters.
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Despite these benefits, the 7 percent drop in the value of Rice's shares on Tuesday morning suggests that investors have reservations.
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Widening that out, 21980% said they'd be enthusiastic or comfortable and 225% said they'd be have reservations or be very uncomfortable.
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" Grauso added that "even fans who have reservations about the movie itself are eager to see what Hardy brings to the role.
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Professor Ramji-Nogales suggested that even for America's white majority, which might have reservations about a process, sooner is better than later.
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"This decision was not easy, particularly because we have reservations about anyone using large amounts of money to influence elections," Moskovitz added.
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As a mental health activist, I am thrilled at the momentum, yet I have reservations about the dominant focus of the conversation.
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Among those featured is basketball star Dwyane Wade, who made it clear that even world-class athletes can have reservations about their bodies.
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Most are keeping their powder dry when it comes to calling for impeachment and leadership continues to have reservations about discussing the topic.
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Since the shots target a virus that is only transmitted through sexual contact, it's not totally surprising that some parents might have reservations.
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Owners who have reservations will sign deeds and pay 20 percent of the cost of their homes in advance to help finance construction.
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The Standing Rock Sioux and Cheyenne River Sioux tribes, who have reservations near the pipeline's route through North Dakota, have opposed the project.
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" While some Syrians still have reservations about receiving aid from Israel, he added: "It is not the monster they told us it was.
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It's a common practice for Supreme Court seating, as well as to get a table at a popular restaurant that does not have reservations.
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"Our parents may still have reservations, but we have faith that the walls that keep people apart are not stronger than love," she said.
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"Of course I have reservations about whether or not Cloud Imperium Games can meet their goals," said Mr. Kearns, the web designer in Chicago.
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Americans tend to prefer male and female candidates who have children, Greenlee said, but they also have reservations about women's ability to parent while politicking.
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The poll showed 30 percent of Americans would feel enthusiastic or comfortable about supporting him, while 59 percent would have reservations or be very uncomfortable.
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If you have reservations about giving your heirs unfettered access to an inherited individual retirement account, an IRA trust could give you peace of mind.
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When asked about the injuries he has dealt with the past two seasons, Noah said he understood why fans might have reservations about his arrival.
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While many of their members have reservations about Clinton, the union leaders don't see signs of a groundswell toward Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
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The sources said Snapdeal's founders Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal still have reservations about an acquisition by Flipkart however, and are mulling an alternate path.
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If you have reservations about egg yolk coffee, perhaps it would help to think of the drink of a combination of two key components of breakfast.
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Potential buyers have been plentiful at lunches in New York and London this week during the IPO's rodashow, though many have reservations about the company's future.
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Stacey Abrams is a name that is on everyone's lips, but I have reservations about nominating someone whose political experience doesn't rise above a state legislature.
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But instead of anticipating that Trump would have reservations about beefing up the U.S. military presence, some commanders were surprised by the president's wariness this summer.
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I have reservations about the camera quality, which pales in comparison to the cheaper Pixel 3A, but I came away with a positive impression of the device.
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A USW official said the workers have reservations about non-financial issues, such as the company using temporary workers to pull work away from full-time employees.
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As Axios' Jonathan Swan has noted, McCain, Bob Corker and Jeff Flake all have reservations on the bill — and none are beholden to Trump or Republican leadership.
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He said both Ethiopia and Sudan continued to have reservations about a technical report by a French firm commissioned to assess the dam's environmental and economic impact.
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The company has sent emails in the past week to people who have reservations for the Model 3 offering small incentives in an effort to boost sales.
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"We stocked up last week when it was a tropical storm and have reservations for a hurricane-proof hotel with a generator in Bonita Springs," he said.
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"I have reservations about this vote given the serious accusations against Judge Kavanaugh and the temperament he displayed in the hearing," Mr. Manchin said in a statement.
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Though House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady strongly favors the idea, Republican senators have reservations, dramatized last week in a withering public letter from Republican Sen.
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But it remains to be seen how effective Warren's health care funding plan will be in easing the concerns of voters who have reservations about Medicare for All.
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I have reservations about Avi Gabbay, the Labor Party chairman, but Labor remains the most likely and most ideologically reliable coalition partner for a future Gantz-led government.
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"This tradition grows every year, and now we are the must-have reservations for Valentine&aposs Day," Walt Ehmer, Waffle House CEO, said in a 2018 press release.
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I knew what it was like to have reservations, but also I knew we had to get past them soon if we were going to make this relationship work.
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"I have reservations about this vote given the serious accusations against Judge Kavanaugh and the temperament he displayed in the hearing," Manchin said in a statement explaining his decision.
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Some SPD lawmakers have reservations about leasing Heron TP drones from Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) which can be armed and used to protect soldiers serving in Afghanistan and Mali.
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So we took off, and we were like, What are we going to do, we don't have reservations anywhere, and I didn't really want to hang out with anybody.
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I have reservations about the price point that I'll address in a bit, but another distinct advantage the MW07 Plus has over Apple's entire AirPods line is battery life.
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Urtasun told TechCrunch that her work isn't related to LiDAR, the vision sensor technology at the center of the lawsuit, and that she doesn't have reservations about joining the company.
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Many prospective tenants still view Midtown as the premier area for office headquarters, he said, while others may have reservations about relocating so close to the site of the attacks.
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But some governments including its biggest shareholder, the United States, and some eastern European members have reservations about a possible overreach of the bank's aims, two of the three sources said.
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"I had reservations going in, and I still have reservations going out," Dent told reporters, adding that he wants to see an updated score from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
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I spoke to Minow about what that change might look like, whether it's compatible with the American philosophy of justice, and why some people have reservations about abandoning the status quo.
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On Thanksgiving, we open at 11 AM and have reservations from the time we open until 9 PM. That makes it a 10 hour day with no breaks: table, Red Bull, repeat.
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Some Senate officials have reservations about a Biden candidacy, and they point to the former vice president's age and his two failed presidential bids as reasons to doubt he would be successful.
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Assume, for argument's sake, that there are 3.1 million Trump voters, 3 million Clinton voters and 200,000 voters like me who will never vote for Mr. Trump but have reservations about Mrs. Clinton.
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About 1,000 people who preordered the flamethrower have reservations for the pickup party, which features a mariachi band and a food truck serving churros and Capri Sun fruit drinks, an apparent Boring Company favorite.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is "very likely" to state that Iran is adhering to its nuclear agreement although he continues to have reservations about it, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday.
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How did you get so personally involved so as to become a target, and did you have reservations about revisiting such a harrowing episode in this book given you're still on the job now?
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But while Democrats, and even some Republicans, have made clear they have reservations, it's not clear whether they have the will to call Trump's bluff by risking a return to the pre-NAFTA world.
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Leaders in both parties have reservations about their respective nominees, he said, but the Republican ambivalence and opposition was clearer at their convention because both elder statesmen and rising stars chose to stay away.
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One is, given that you have reservations about our relationship with electronic media, with our devices, with the digital world, why is it that your work is so beautiful and one might say, hopeful?
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Jeff Flake of Arizona and Bob Corker of Tennessee, both of whom are retiring when their terms in end in January, told Politico they have reservations about proceeding with Kavanaugh's nomination without more information.
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Other charter school advocates from more liberal-leaning parts of the movement have reservations with DeVos' agenda and Trump, in general, which could reflect how some Democrats, even those friendly to school choice, question her.
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On the China economy, we still have reservations and on the other hand, I think the government still puts in too much to manipulate the market, which can not (allow) the market to reflect true value.
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A "sizable share" of President Trump's large base had doubts when they voted for him, and continue to have reservations, New York Times' Nate Cohn and Alicia Parlapiano report, using data from Pew's American Trends Panel.
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Shire's shares, which had been trading about 10 pounds below the value of Takeda's offer, traded 4 percent higher at just over 40 pounds, still well under the agreed price and indicating that shareholders still have reservations.
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The "la purga" aspect of ayahuasca certainly seems counterintuitive for those seeking relief from their eating disorder, and the study's authors did indeed have reservations about the food rituals accompanying traditional ceremonies, including abstinence from certain foods.
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Because of the sensitive nature of the information, a number tech chiefs at top health systems have reservations about entrusting their data to the cloud, where they&aposd have less oversight of the security of that data.
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While for obvious reasons I have reservations about people possibly not being able to play because of an impairment or disability, I appreciate such an unconventional combat system and the way its function reinforces the game's themes.
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"We do, however, have reservations about the lack of an evidence-based case for radical change, and the fact that key issues such as governance structure, funding model and risk assessment are deferred," IFAC said in a statement.
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Yet many South Koreans, including the main opposition party, have reservations about the possible diplomatic and economic costs of deploying the system and about its effectiveness in defending the country against hundreds of short-range missiles from the North.
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The Social Democrats, junior partner in conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel's right-left coalition, have reservations about leasing Heron TP drones from Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) which can be armed and used to protect soldiers serving in Afghanistan and Mali.
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However, one of the two ruling coalition parties, the far-right League, said it continued to have reservations about hiring externally for the board and promised to put forward a reform plan for the central bank in the coming days.
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As Mr Schleicher notes, TILTs would enhance the signalling value of local opposition to new projects: residents who fight against a proposed development despite the prospect of direct financial gain from it are more likely to have reservations worth addressing.
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This should allow Senate Majority Leader McConnell (R-Ky.) the ability to negotiate more favorable terms with those members of his party that may have reservations, perhaps by expanding Medicaid block grants or increasing the tax credits for lower income households.
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Joe DiStefano, a New Yorker whose World's Fare Food Tours take visitors to chaat shops, smoky kebab stands and labyrinthine basement food courts in his home borough, Queens, respects that some of his customers have reservations about what they eat.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany has discovered eight right-wing radicals in its armed forces and 27 individuals who have reservations about the constitution, according to a report commissioned to help root out extremism in the military after a scandal in 2017.
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"Now that you mention it, I do have reservations about saving myself for the Dark Lord," Sabrina remarks in the first episode, upon being reminded that she has to be a virgin when she signs her name in the Book of the Beast.
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Clinton super PAC hauls in $503M in record-setting August "This decision was not easy, particularly because we have reservations about anyone using large amounts of money to influence elections," Moskovitz and his wife, Cari Tuna, wrote in a post on Medium.
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I know some environmental groups have reservations (on which more later), but in my opinion, if it passes in anything close to its current form, it will represent the most important advance in carbon-pricing policy in the US in a decade.
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While Trump has kept up his criticism of Tehran, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday that the president was "very likely" to state that Iran is adhering to its nuclear agreement with world powers although he continues to have reservations about it.
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"We will need to find a compromise as some countries, actually most, have reservations about changing the system in 2019," he said before a meeting of fellow transport ministers in Graz, Austria, a day after clocks went back an hour for winter.
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"There were, and still are, a lot of Republicans who have reservations about Donald Trump from both a personal and political perspective," said Dan Judy, a GOP strategist whose firm worked for the 2016 presidential campaign of one of Trump's Republican rivals, Sen.
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The agreement does not preclude the Yankees from signing the free-agent infielder Manny Machado, but it does give an indication that they have reservations about meeting an asking price that is expected to be in the 10-year, $300 million range.
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A Black Economic Alliance poll of 1,003 African-Americans found that between 27% and 33% of those surveyed "have reservations" about or are "very uncomfortable" with the 4 presidential candidates who addressed the forum — with Warren raising such concern with 33% of those surveyed.
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Driving the news: A new poll from the Black Economic Alliance of 1,003 black Americans found that between 27% and 33% of those surveyed "have reservations" about or are "very uncomfortable" with Cory Booker, Elizabeth Warren, Beto O'Rourke, and Pete Buttigieg as presidential candidates.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his advisers told Trump administration officials they have reservations about the proposal for a passage connecting the West Bank and Gaza as part of the White House Middle East peace plan, sources briefed on the matter tell me.
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Although a G7 agreement would set the tone for the broader push, an agreement among all of the G7 ministers on a minimum rate or range of rates is likely to prove elusive as Britain and Canada have reservations, a French Finance Ministry source said.
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Also, 39% of registered voters in today's NBC/WSJ said they are enthusiastic or comfortable with a candidate seeking to repeal Obamacare, compared to 49% who said they have reservations or were very uncomfortable with a candidate seeking to repeal the health care law.
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Not yet agreed because France and Germany have reservations, diplomats still hope to reach a compromise before the summit that would see all 28 allies agreeing for NATO as an institution to join the coalition without committing to obligations beyond those already undertaken by its members.
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Although a G7 agreement would set the tone for the broader push, an agreement among all of the G7 ministers on a minimum rate or range of rates is likely to prove elusive as Britain and Canada have reservations, a French Finance Ministry source said on Friday.
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And yet, I do have reservations about the ways that some anticapitalist thinkers like Alain Badiou, Jean Baudrillard and Slavoj Zizek, have tried to treat love and erotic experience as the "other" of capitalism or its outside — a last refuge of authenticity in a corrupt world.
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This happened In Starkville,Ms "This lady just literally pulled a gun because we're out here and didn't have reservations for a lake we didn't even know we needed reservations for," Richardson says in the 39-second video, as she faces the woman holding the gun.
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The same survey discovered that 67 percent said they have "reservations" or are "very uncomfortable" with a socialist candidate, 57 percent said the same about someone who had a heart attack in the last year and 53 percent said the same about someone who's older than 75.
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I know there are some countries that have reservations, understandable reservations, but we want the European Union to be a leader when it comes o climate action, leading the way for China, India and the U.S. I anticipate that will be agreed today, but I can't say for sure.
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"So, I understand why it came back," Kardashian adds, "I just feel bad and I think I'm a little more sensitive to it because he was my uncle O.J." Kardashian says she "definitely wants to watch it," but will always have reservations — her biggest worry being how they portray her father.
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"If it came right down to it and it was a choice between a Republican, Mitt Romney, who was Mormon, or the Democratic incumbent Barack Obama, the choice was going to clear for them: They may have reservations about Mormonism, but that wasn't going to stop them from voting for Mitt Romney," he said.
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"As far as the long term is concerned, we have reservations," she said, although she added that she also took note of the commitment made by European partners to look at Greek debt repayments again in the future — a commitment that, according to Lagarde, has always been honored every time it is put forward.
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"Whilst Bernie is more closely aligned to Warren on many issues, I have reservations about his ability to achieve change, the misogynistic nature of his supporters, and that he lied about his interaction with Warren on his comments on whether a woman could win—so at this point I'm leaning towards Biden," she said.
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"The Japanese have reservations on certain issues because they have a concern that there is a difference in the culture and systems of Japan from the culture and systems in India," said Achal Khare, the managing director of National High Speed Rail Corp Ltd (NHSRCL), the agency tasked to execute the bullet train project.
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And Sarah seems to have reservations about modern feminism more broadly: "I think that in a lot of the efforts that women have made to try to prove they're the same as men, a lot of the power that women used to have has gotten lost along the way," she wrote in her first book.
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"While the industry continues to have reservations about the bill, it is important for New York State" to pass the bill "so that victims of these horrific actions will have the ability to hold bad actors to account," John Olsen, the association's director of state government affairs for the Northeast region, said in a statement.
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But from the beginning, it appeared some association members might have reservations about officially joining the group "Obviously, we would only support and condone Libra if it is compliant with all regulations and respectful of what regulators would want," Jorn Lambert, executive vice president of digital solutions for association member Mastercard, told CNN Business following the project's initial announcement in June.
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But from the beginning, it appeared some association members might have reservations about officially joining the group "Obviously, we would only support and condone Libra if it is compliant with all regulations and respectful of what regulators would want," Jorn Lambert, executive vice president of digital solutions for association member Mastercard, told CNN Business following the project's initial announcement in June.
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Mulloy may seem to have reservations about how Governor Pat Brown had California's attorney general investigate the society's activities in 1961, but when Perlstein asserts that President Kennedy "ordered an aide to begin preparing monthly reports on the right" and "asked the director of audits at the IRS to gather intelligence on organizations receiving tax exemptions," he doesn't break into a new paragraph, let alone a sweat.
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