Sentence examples for reserved subjects from inspiring English sources

Although European-style education was still maintained as a "reserved" subject and was not placed under the control of the Indian minister of education, this anomaly was corrected by the Government of India Act of 1935, which removed the distinction between transferred and reserved subjects and introduced a complete provincial autonomy over education.

The reserved subjects came under the heading of law and order and included justice, the police, land revenue, and irrigation.

A life of this American singer of tales follows its perpetually seductive yet profoundly reserved subject from boyhood (only gospel songs allowed) through 40's jazz prowess and 50's pop stardom to his untimely death.

A life of this American singer of tales follows its perpetually seductive yet profoundly reserved subject from boyhood (only gospel songs allowed) through 40s jazz prowess and 50s pop stardom to his untimely death.

These spaces may be reserved, subject to approval, when not in use for undergraduate or graduate academic classes.

Camera trapping revealed a threefold higher tiger density in the protected area (RBSP) than the forest reserve subjected to selective logging (TFR), which was likely explained by the higher relative abundance of its principal prey, seemingly lower levels of poaching as indicated from an independent study and presence of armed forces that may have deterred poachers.

Gill and every other speaker at the Juggalo rally preached inclusivity with a passion that speakers at the pro-Trump rally reserved for subjects liker border security.

At the University Hospitals of Lyon and Saint-Etienne, MRI scans were reserved for subjects where anomalies were detected during the examination.

Cost-benefit analysis of pharmacological treatments mean that these are reserved for subjects with a high risk of developing osteoporosis or fractures.

Our study was designed to include a large proportion of patients who had a previous history or current evidence of clinical hepatic decompensation (poor hepatic reserve), subjects who were excluded from the Hepatitis C Antiviral Long-term Treatment against Cirrhosis (HALT-C) Trial.

At the level of human expertise and authority, decisions are often reserved for subject-matter experts.