Sentence examples for deliberately reserved for from inspiring English sources

For as an established church, this decision represents a scandal that burrows deep into our whole political infrastructure: we now have 26 places in the House of Lords deliberately reserved for a male-only club.

In the UR method, these peak-reducing signals are built by using spreading codes that are either dynamically selected from those users that are known to be idle, or deliberately reserved a priori for PAPR reduction purposes.

There is suggestion perhaps that some teachers do not teach effectively in class, and even suggestion that some may deliberately reserve their best efforts for private after-school classes.

The "sustainability and transformation plans" pushed by NHS England's chief executive, Simon Stevens, deliberately invite council and NHS executives on to terrain once supposedly reserved for elected politicians – apportioning resources, envisioning the future of areas.

On my last trip, my guide said it was because Aurangzeb deliberately sought to ruin the symmetry because under Islam, symmetry should be reserved for God.

Some of the most trenchant – and unanimous – criticism in the report is reserved for Les Hinton, former executive chairman of News International, and two other senior executives whom they described as deliberately misleading parliament on several occasions.

But the harshest criticisms were reserved for Carlos Saúl Menem, who was president of Argentina at the time of the bombing and has been accused by a defector from Iranian intelligence of having deliberately undermined the official inquiry into the attack.

Four slots are reserved for international volunteers.

His zealotry is reserved for pedal power.

Tickets can be reserved for $100.

Cruising was something reserved for the elite.