Sentence examples for articles reserved from inspiring English sources

The articles reserved for the Sejm the right to choose the king's successor as well as his bride and also restricted the king's power over the army and legislation.

A further screening will be conducted by at least two independent reviewers for each article reserved after the first step.

Some specific articles were reserved solely for religious uses, and some were for secular needs alone.

They expected a cottage as described in your article but reserved and were given a suite, which did not measure up to our cottages.

This makes it easier for customers to choose between them, and might be thought to act against each individual bank's best interests.Economists explain clustering as a means for small companies to enjoy some of the economies of scale (see article) usually reserved for large ones.

They are now common across Europe and have spread from the rich world to the developing one (see article).For reserved Britons, the roundabout represents not just a clever solution to a common inconvenience, allowing vehicles to swirl rather than stop at empty crossroads, but also the triumph of co-operation over confrontation.

Article II reserves no power to the Congress to override the states' determination of the manner of appointment of electors, providing only for its determination of the time on which they are chosen and a uniform day on which they shall vote.

"You'll be able to do an article on how reserved the British are, won't you?" he joked.

But it certainly includes particular attention to the Constitution's constraints on federal power (as reflected in the limited list of powers granted to Congress in Article I and reserved to the states and the people the 10th Amendment) and on government power generally (the Second Amendment's protection of gun rights, the Fifth Amendment's limits on the government's taking of private property).

Combining multivariate analysis with in-depth case studies, this article shows that both reserved seats and lower thresholds increase minority representation, though reserved seats accomplish that goal more consistently.

But others say the new Constitution addresses underrepresentation of Indians, pointing to articles that would reserve seats for them in Congress and in other areas of the fast-growing bureaucracy.