Sentence examples for it could be reserved from inspiring English sources

And, if city representatives agreed, it could be reserved solely for the school.

Tonight BA denied allegations it is profiteering by putting the seats on sale and said it was unavoidable because of the technicalities of its booking system and that the tickets could be reserved by stranded passengers for free.

A senior figure from British Rowing told the BBC the organisation liked the concept, providing some leeway on selection could be reserved for its coaches.

Otherwise, it would be considered as the nonshadowed pixel and could be reserved as a feature point.

It is our opinion that due to cost concerns, this strategy could be reserved for patients with known risk factors (recent of frequent use of vancomycin) or to those with a higher probability of transmission, such as patients with diarrhea.

Entire stretches of highway could be reserved for buses during peak traffic periods, he said.

Critics, especially European ones, could be reserved in their praise, but US audiences embraced his output with relief that such music could still be written with such conviction.

My biggest problem was that although this particular offer was valid through next July, the rooms could be reserved only 16 days after my travel date.

The Special Roads Act of 1949 authorized existing or new roads to be classified as "motorways" that could be reserved for special classes of traffic.

Ms. Nixon's program would be a "first dollar" program, which means federal Pell Grants, for example, could be reserved to pay for living expenses.

OK, to honour the principle that management should be allowed to manage, maybe a few quid could be reserved for truly exceptional cases.