Sentences with phrase «grave misgivings»

Bob Neill, the Conservative MP and barrister who chairs the justice committee, said: «The evidence we have received has prompted grave misgivings about the operation of the charge, and whether, as currently framed, it is compatible with the principles of justice.

We are now familiar with the Solyndra scandal, one of the companies that received loan guarantees despite grave misgivings of DOE staff members.

Most are «no regrets solutions» that we'd be wise to pursue even if there was no climate crisis, but, interestingly, nuclear power is also listed, though it's prominently labeled as a «regrets solution» that, this being an emergency, we might feel compelled to support despite grave misgivings.5

I have grave misgivings about Mustafi and the sad decline in Koscielny worries me.

The Commons committee says it has «grave misgivings about whether the charge as currently framed is compatible with the principles of justice».

Yasmin Rahman said she had grave misgivings about the site and that such dating sites were «Deeply dangerous».

I have the gravest misgivings about China and the threat that it poses to U.S. interests in the years ahead, but I have the utmost respect for that nation's capacity to accomplish its own ends and attain its goals, however ruthless it must be.

After all, most of the folks who opposed national standards also had grave misgivings about NCLB, but it became law.

Anguish: The Grave Misgivings of Remembrance is a visceral portrait of isolation, desire and remorse.

Janine Antoni is included in Anguish: The Grave Misgivings of Remembrance at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Maine College of Art

The Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art Announces Anguish: the Grave Misgivings of Remembrance Opening on Friday, October 28th from 5:00 - 8:00 pm On View through January 14, 2017 Curated...

I have grave misgivings about the «Google - ization?