The phrase "reserved power" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a power or authority that is kept or saved for use in the future. Examples: 1. The president invoked his reserved power to veto the bill that was passed by Congress. 2. According to the constitution, the state government has reserved powers that are not granted to the federal government. 3. The company's CEO has the reserved power to make final decisions on all major business deals. 4. The UN Security Council has reserved powers to intervene in conflicts and maintain global peace. 5. In case of emergency, the principal has the reserved power to declare a school-wide lockdown.
The State's reserved power of visitation would seriously be embarrassed, if not wholly defeated in its effective exercise, if guilty officers could refuse inspection of the records and papers of the corporation.
Construing the statute thus, and, by elimination, confining it to the corporations described, its validity was sustained as within the reserved power of amendment, and the case was approved and followed in that before us.
The authorities cited by this court, in its opinion, establish the proposition that, under the reserved power to amend or alter a charter, no amendment or alteration can be made which will 'defeat or substantially impair the object of the grant.' Holyoke Water Power Co. v. Lyman, 15 Wall.
If this be not so, it follows that the reserved power of the state to protect the health of its people, by reasonable regulations, has application only in respect of articles manufactured within its own limits, and that an open door exists for the introduction into the state, against its will, of all finds of property which may be fairly regarded as injurious in their use to health.
Mr Miliband pledged to clear up confusion over what the Welsh assembly can and cannot do, saying a Labour government would legislate so powers are assumed to be devolved "unless specifically reserved", known as a reserved power model.
On Saturday, Mr Clegg told party members: "The Silk Commission challenged all parties to include wording in their manifestos committing to moving to a reserved power model and transferring powers from Westminster to the national assembly on transport, S4C, teachers' pay, sewerage, energy consents, youth justice and policing.
The state powers are often called residual, or reserved, powers.
It was then agreed that the colony should have full internal self-government, the governor retaining reserved powers only for foreign affairs, defense, and internal security.
It has reserved powers to make the system legally binding under the small business enterprise and employment bill, which is working its way through parliament.
It mixes in almost entirely devolved issues such as health and transport, with reserved powers such as immigration, taxes and defence.
He promised a model outlining reserved powers for the UK Parliament, with everything else considered to be devolved, and a fresh look at the issue of funding.
