Sentence examples for reserved its position from inspiring English sources

(This is not illegal, because Norway reserved its position on the IWC's 1986 moratorium).

Australia, which has been a leader in tobacco control with plain-packaging laws and graphic warnings, has reserved its position.

All countries accepted there needed to be agreement on privacy obligations with regard to information-sharing, apart from the US, which reserved its position on privacy.

"One country still has concerns and has reserved its position until the decisions on calibration and phase-in arrangements are finalized in September," the committee said in a footnote to its statement.

The SPL has reserved its position in relation to the on-going investigation into employee benefits trusts.

The SPL reserved its position in relation to the on-going investigation into employee benefits trusts and has now appointed an independent commission to rule on the matter.

The commission went on to say that it "reserves its position concerning the approval of the project baseline as well as its right to make more appropriate proposals to the budgetary authority".

Yet the OFT is reserving its position about the legality of some charges included in leases.

Britain will officially reserve its position until a new eurozone treaty is formally ratified after 25 members of the EU, bar the UK and the Czech Republic, endorsed the new measure last night.

A plan favoured by the GMB union was dropped from the conference motion that suggested the party reserve its position on its approach to a referendum by holding a special party conference after Cameron sets out the detailed outcome of his renegotiation.

Labor will back the tax cuts for low- and middle-income earners outlined by the government on Tuesday night, but is reserving its position on the rest, and will have more to say on tax during Bill Shorten's budget-in-reply speech on Thursday night.