On the one hand are richly embroidered gloves, slippers and silk purses, mostly from 16th- and 17th-century Spain and England, items clearly reserved for the palace-born.
And though it can, and often does, produce the highly charged, earthy sound currently in vogue in early-music circles, the group has clearly reserved the right to shift gears radically at will.
A UK government spokesman said: "The Trade Union Act relates to employment rights, duties and industrial relations, all of which are clearly reserved matters for the UK parliament under the Welsh devolution settlement".
Mr. Annan said that while the United States had clearly reserved its right to act alone if Iraq does not satisfy Washington's standard for disarmament, he believed that Mr. Bush had taken note of "poll after poll" that showed Americans were eager for Mr. Bush to act with the United Nations.
The draft law was set aside, but clearly reserved for the future.
For now, things are not even close to equal: there is education clearly reserved for the best of us and the another system assigned to the rest of us.
If the people who elected her want her to change, they can speak through any recall procedures the State of Kentucky allows, or vote her out at the next election for county clerk, but the Federal Courts should stay out of areas of law clearly reserved for state jurisdiction.
There is clearly space reserved for the now well-traveled cup.
"She's not shy on set, she's not shy at communicating what she wants to do creatively and on stage she clearly isn't reserved.
He illustrates how difficult it was to have any foresight at all, let along to see clearly, and he reserves his greatest interest for players whose imaginations were most fertile.
