Sentence examples for expressly reserved for from inspiring English sources

(Wittgenstein may not have read the Critique in time for this to influence his phrasing in the Tractatus, but there is some reason to think that he may have read the Prolegomena, in which the world "Wechsel" is also expressly reserved for existence change. For details see Proops 2004).

However, the president may bypass that process given that it is a power expressly reserved for the president.

The Court also rejected the generators' arguments that because incentivizing customers to curtail energy usage, FERC was effectively regulating retail rates, a matter that the Federal Power Act expressly reserves for the states.

Kennedy's opinion expressly reserved the question of whether the ruling applied to foreign corporations.

For the avoidance of doubt, You agree that all rights (including copyright) in and to the Interview are expressly reserved by GNM, including but not limited to the right to syndicate the Interview in the United Kingdom and overseas in any form or authorise its publication in any media.

Nothing contained in this letter constitutes an express or implied waiver of any rights, remedies, or defenses of Zynga, all of which are expressly reserved.

However, it expressly reserved judgment on the alternative test: whether a general-purpose computer was "a particular machine".

It expressly reserves the right to use cyber tactics as part of what it calls "anticipatory action taken against imminent threats".

Reputation Institute expressly reserves all rights and remedies available under said law, regulations and statutes.

Reputation Institute, and relevant third parties, own and expressly reserve all rights, including copyright, in whole and in part, throughout the world, in the materials of the Report.

Seligman notes that Congress expressly reserves the right of states to act in two sectors: insurance and transportation.