The government run schools are reluctant towards filling up the vacant permanent posts of teachers for cutting up the costs.

Some are reluctant balancers.

Just one reluctant reply

For instance, landlords became reluctant to rent to diplomats and missions, and banks reluctant to extend loans.

I was reluctant to say anything.

With the reluctant compliments of Max?

And she was reluctant to tell me.

they are strangely reluctant to say so.

and people are initially reluctant to tell you.

Both were reluctant to lower interest rates markedly.

The developed countries are reluctant to make additional financial commitments.

But the PBC is also reluctant to buy dollars constantly.

I have been reluctant to make an end of him.

If you were reluctant to dress in front of me...

True, fiscal retrenchment in Germany is more cautious than official rhetoric suggests. But, overall, the eurozone and Great Britain have clearly shifted towards austerity, which the US is still very reluctant to consider.

Both South Korea and China are reluctant to support robust sanctions.

IS seems reluctant to integrate potentially less committed members too closely.

But I was reluctant to interfere... knowing how he resents interruption.

Policymakers are understandably reluctant to go down this road. Contracts are sacrosanct.

Even most Americans were reluctant to enter Iraq without the UN s blessing.

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

But you know, many adults are pretty reluctant to engage with role play.

Many Americans agree. Indeed, Obama himself was reportedly reluctant to accept Petraeus s resignation.

To be sure, Khamenei is reluctant to meet with non Muslim foreign leaders.

They are reluctant to negotiate salaries and rarely know how to do so.

Brazil has always been reluctant to involve itself in its neighbors domestic conflicts.

This is why European banks are now reluctant to lend to each other.

Likewise, politicians are reluctant to adopt deregulation that eliminates state sponsored special privileges.

To see why, we need to understand why banks are still so reluctant.

National supervisors may be reluctant to surrender this responsibility to a multilateral organization.

Often the police and prosecutors are reluctant to follow through on reported violations.

90. A number of bilateral creditors were reluctant to embrace the Trinidad terms.

CCAQ (FB) has indicated that members are reluctant to pursue the matter further.

Unfortunately, the international community is apparently still reluctant to meet its financial obligations.

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

People are reluctant to talk about it there's a fear associated with it.

Multiculturalists are reluctant to endorse this part of the cosmopolitan bargain, but liberals must.

With governments hesitating to do their part, the ECB is reluctant to support them.

Newton had been reluctant to publish his calculus because he feared controversy and criticism.

Unfortunately, law enforcement officials and judges were often reluctant to apply the relevant provisions.

States were sometimes reluctant to admit that they were engaged in an armed conflict.

Foster families are seemingly more reluctant to take responsibility for boys than for girls.

His mottled face was apprehensive, and he moved with a sort of reluctant alacrity.

The same drives that we see towards ubiquity, towards diversity, towards socialization, towards complexity.

But even the most reluctant policymakers recognize that the cost of inaction is too great.