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misgivings [,mis'giviŋz]

n. 担忧, 疑虑, 焦虑

Navy admirals, many of whom expressed misgivings about the ATF in the past, must renegotiate the service's role in the overall program by the end of this year.
Others have misgivings about the write-down approach that Congress mandated, saying many of their farm constituents who struggled to meet their obligations regard write-downs as an unfair reward for mismanagement and spendthrift ways.
The ambivalence and misgivings that make the abortion decision so painful for some women "could easily be relieved by the rationalization, yes, this is a tragic thing, but some good could come out of it," Burtchaell said.
Asked whether the White House had any misgivings about Jackson's trip, Fitzwater said: "He was successful and that's important.
Neither does Hiroko Shimada, a 45-year-old mother of three who, despite her husband's misgivings, continues to work as an accountant for retail chain Seiyu Ltd.
Mr. Weyrich, despite his misgivings about the Reagan years, is heartened by signs that the grass-roots conservative network, absent so far, finally might begin taking shape.
In common with the League, the MSI takes a strong line against corruption. With two of the coalition members expressing serious misgivings about the decree, Mr Berlusconi has been left isolated.
The FDA-USDA initiative has strong White House support, notwithstanding the misgivings of the Office of Management and Budget and Vice President Dan Quayle's Council on Competitiveness about its economic impact, notably on small business.
But overriding the misgivings is a tremendous sense of vitality, what some are calling a gold-rush feeling, as 1992 approaches.
Such misgivings are not shared by the rising star of the conservative Likud bloc, Benyamin Netanyahu, who recently resigned as ambassador to the United Nations.
The amendment passed despite misgivings in the Justice Department about whether the long-dormant law should be revived.
"That kind of comment indicates they don't have much faith in the FCC's ability to control its own processes, or perhaps it reflects some misgivings about the extent to which the FCC is committed to competition."
'Some of the language used has been so extreme that people with misgivings about what the Tories have done to the social fabric would be rather alarmed.' Mr Hugh Barran, a solicitor and Liberal Democrat supporter, agreed.
"I've got some misgivings about any change in the combat exclusion law," Mrs. Byron said.
Brokers also say misgivings persist over the chances for a recovery any time soon in profits of companies whose fortunes are closely linked to the domestic economy.
Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, a senior conservative on the committee, said he hadn't heard a single senator express misgivings about Souter.
But he also has argued privately against embracing the Soviet leader's principal rival, Boris Yeltsin, arguing that despite misgivings about Mr. Gorbachev, he must still be the focus of U.S. policies.
Analysts said the response in the stock market was muted, however, by some misgivings about the potential implications of the figures for corporate earnings.
But today, Mr. Beckett has misgivings about his foray into journalism.
Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, voiced misgivings about the "Chicken Little approach to our policy.
The United States has "strong misgivings about quotas" that have been recommended for television programming in 1992, he said.
The conservative interest groups have enlisted support from Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee who has expressed misgivings about Fiske.
But other railroad executives have misgivings.
But they have misgivings about the wording of the NASD's grandfather clause, among other things.
Stock prices tumbled Thursday in selling attributed to misgivings over the recent wave of corporate buyout bids.
To his credit, Mr. Walsh in March sent a letter to Justice citing our misgivings and asking if he had indeed broken the law.
Yet even 'early adopters' of the latest technology gadgets may have some misgivings.
Bush expressed misgivings about economic sanctions against South Africa, saying "some are counterproductive."
"The main reason it's subject to so much criticism is it's so huge," he said. "It is used to stifle American misgivings about Japan and to drown out American voices.
SHULTZ'S SILENCE on Reagan's Persian Gulf policy reflects misgivings.

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