Sentence examples for idea of reserving from inspiring English sources

Japanese colonialists in 1913 introduced to Korea the idea of reserving the role of masseurs solely for the blind.

Yet from the late 1960s, when looming labor shortages prompted the country to look into ways of raising female employment rates, the idea of reserving part of the parental leave for fathers was hotly contested.

The chief minister, Rajnath Singh, thought up the idea of reserving government jobs for the "most backward castes", groups of lower castes and Dalits supposedly neglected by other parties.

While she was thrilled to hear promises of more professional development for teachers as well as math and reading coaches, she questioned the idea of reserving a 90-minute block of time for reading aloud.

I like his idea of reserving some of the seasoning mixture to sprinkle over the cooked squid just before serving, however, so the dish packs a little extra punch.

But so resistant have fishing interests been to the very idea of reserves that they would rather forgo this prospect than cede an inch of seabed to conservation.

Barbery developed the character of Renée because she was "inspired by the idea of a reserved, cultured concierge who turned stereotypes on their head and at the same time created a compelling comic effect"; for the author, Renée "opened the door on a kind of social criticism".

The plan accommodates the idea put forward by social movements—of reserving a mosaic the size of Maine for sustainable use and pure conservation east of the road.

It is a good idea to reserve well in advance.

Actually, Delamere at first opposed the idea of special reserves for natives.

There might just be something to the idea of marine reserves, a recent survey of the Mediterranean Sea suggests.