Sentence examples for reserved issues from inspiring English sources

The BBC poll focuses on entirely or largely reserved issues, so in that sense more accurately tests topics primarily at stake on September 18.

Spending on reserved issues like defence would remain a UK-wide matter for the Westminster government.

Inspectors general, the government's internal watchdogs, are usually reserved, issuing reports that tend to be dense and rather dry.

Reserved issued such as foreign affairs and welfare, he added, were the responsibility of the Labour leader, who he said he looked forward to campaigning alongside for a Labour victory at the general election.

The boxed warning is reserved for issues that can cause serious injury or death.

With a global climate treaty under negotiation and legislation pending in the United States, the climate panel has found itself in the political cross hairs, its judgments provoking passions normally reserved for issues like abortion and guns.

Conscience votes are reserved for issues of moral and social significance, such as euthanasia or human cloning; in such votes, M.P.s are not bound to vote along party lines, as they normally are.

Once a rarely used tactic reserved for issues on which senators held passionate convictions, the filibuster has become the tool of the sore loser, dooming any measure that cannot command the 60 required votes.

The fact that they are using a legal defence usually reserved for issues relating to terrorism is particularly insulting; people might have some strong feelings about Rothko, but they're not going to die for him.

So they don't have loss reserve issues that others do.

A rights issue is also a possibility, albeit only likely a necessity if other reserving issues arise in coming months.