Sentence examples similar to introducing reservations from inspiring English sources

A few illustrations may help to introduce reservations many doctors feel.

They introduced reservations in the local self-governments of villages as well as in the municipal corporations.

It introduced computerized reservations in the 1960s, for instance.

For short-haul flights they have simplified their economy classes, introduced online reservations and virtually cut out travel agents' commissions.

We don't expect big queues but we are also ready to introduce a reservations system if we need to".

This case is set in 2001 when the ICT makes a call for proposals to design, build, operate and market, a new website and introduce a reservations system.

But from his earliest review articles on Hugo, Sainte-Beuve was never afraid to introduce specific reservations into his most-enthusiastic eulogies, and it was this uncompromising independence that earned him the reputation of being an unreliable, or even perfidious, critic of friends.

Elsewhere in the country attempts have been made to make women more visible in the police force: states such as Odisha and Rajasthan have introduced a reservation policy of 30% and others have created female-only police stations and helplines.

State Department officials have expressed strong reservations about introducing armed drones in any missions in Mali.

"I had reservations about introducing anything that would interrupt the sylvan perfection," he said.

Andrea Leadsom, the leader of the Commons, said the government was in favour of the idea but expressed reservations about introducing the concept of proxy voting into the Commons, where MPs have to vote in person.