Sentence examples for explicitly reserved from inspiring English sources

But they explicitly reserved judgment on a statute narrowly tailored to crush videos.

In addition, a majority of states had passed through referendum laws or constitutional amendments that explicitly reserved marriage to heterosexual couples.

"We have explicitly reserved the company's rights to pursue recovery of these payments," the retailer said in its annual report published in May.

The administration explicitly reserved judgment on that question, which could affect millions of people in families with low and moderate incomes.

Mr Wen promised to implement no fewer than 36 guidelines for opening the "glass doors" preventing private investment in many fields not explicitly reserved for the state.

Tesco's board concluded it had no choice but to pay up or face legal action, but the annual report states that "if new information arises which would change this assessment, we have explicitly reserved the company's rights to pursue recovery of these payments".

That could prevent Usmanov from making a bid for another six months, unless he explicitly reserves the right to make his play for a takeover.

Ms. Krawcheck's agreement, meantime, twice explicitly reserves her right to indemnification, while Mr. Price's raises the issue just once.

It could explicitly reserve the right to set aside more in subsequent quarters if others on Wall Street didn't follow suit.

"Wechsel," it should be noted, is the word that Kant explicitly reserves for the notion of existence change as opposed to alteration (Critique, A 187/B230).

While I am now out of prison and the government has consented to a dismissal of the indictment (which, when the judge rules shortly, will release me from my bail conditions) they are explicitly reserving the right to try me in another jurisdiction.