Примеры использования The reluctance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Secondly, the reluctance to see and hear.
What left are the memories and the reluctance to leave.
The reluctance of many to be tested is due to the non-availability of treatment.
Difficulties arise from the demands of some and the reluctance of others.
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UNAMID was unable to monitor more pending cases owing to the reluctance of judges.
The reluctance of physicians to take part in peer-review processes is a common problem.
Vision impairment is very often associated with the reluctance of the person something to see.
The reluctance to extradite their own nationals appears, for example, to be lessening in many States Parties.
In my opinion,the lack of truthful information or the reluctance to take it is evident.
Chief amongst these is the reluctance of such persons to call upon the police for assistance.
However, instead of being grateful Georgia saw with amazement the reluctance of Europe to open wide its arms.
According to the report, one of the greatest difficulties in acquiring reliable data on cases of violence against women is the reluctance of victims to report attacks.
The reluctance of some regional and local authorities to work in a coordinated manner should also be noted.
President of Ukraine Pyotr Poroshenko referred the reluctance of the authorities to fight corruption to the difficult Soviet legacy.
The reluctance to seek higher education in Russia is also associated with the lack of mutual recognition of degree certificates.
However, the Committee is concerned at the reluctance of children belonging to vulnerable groups to use health services.
The reluctance of civil servants to speak in Serbian continued at both the central and municipal levels.
Such rape cases are likely to have been underreported given the reluctance of women to report such abuses, particularly when military are still present in their communities.
The reluctance of women to enter the electoral fray, doubtless because ofthe bruising nature of politics.
The reluctance of victims or their relatives to lodge complaints, through ignorance, distrust or fear of reprisals;
It was regrettable that only modest advances had been made, owing to the reluctance of States to contribute to the definition of the scope of a regime of liability for such activities.
The reluctance of many States to develop human rights indicators is inconsistent with a spirit of social commitment and solidarity.
It was regrettable thatonly modest advances and been made, owing to the reluctance of States to contribute to the definition of the scope of a regime of liability for such activities.
The reluctance of some developing countries to contribute troops and civilian personnel was probably connected with delays in reimbursements.
In surgical practice this problem quite often ignored because of the erroneous"insignificance" and the reluctance of patients to see a doctor at the initial stages of the disease, given the"lightness.
She noted that the reluctance of investors to put money into housing underlined the growing importance of microfinancing.
Primary among these has been the reluctance of both national decision makers and firms to rely on technology assessment.