Japanese colonialists in 1913 introduced to Korea the idea of reserving the role of masseurs solely for the blind.
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.
Recently, and with little fanfare, it ended its policy of reserving garment manufacturing to small firms, freeing them to grow to a more competitive size.
Since, in essence, starting pitchers have their own award, voters have generally settled into a pattern of reserving the M.V.P. for the league's most outstanding hitter.
Present yourself some evening at the modestly marked door at 15, rue Lamennais, having taken the precaution of reserving well ahead.
In the upstairs restaurant, diners having a complete meal with hot entrees before the show are given the advantage of reserving a seat for the performance.
The world does not extend to women the courtesy we have granted Batali, that of reserving our condemnation until his indulgences cross the line into abuse.
Instead of reserving its hooks and melodies for the chorus, the Matrix sticks them everywhere, so that nearly every sung and instrumental section of a song is catchy.
There must be a way though of reserving certain airlanes for exclusive use of scheduled air liners instead of working the liners into a "pattern" with other planes.
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.
But some businesses have threatened to leave the state if it is ever implemented.Many analysts agree that, in the public sector, the practice of reserving jobs has been widely abused: some local officials have even sold fraudulent caste certificates.
