Sentence examples for reserves the right to determine from inspiring English sources

They made clear that the administration reserves the right to determine which sorts of attacks might cross that line into "devastating," and thus warrant a nuclear response.

But Mr. Bush's new policy could amount to ultimate unilateralism, because it reserves the right to determine what constitutes a threat to American security and to act even if that threat is not judged imminent.

Every nation reserves the right to determine entry.

"Delta reserves the right to determine who it does business with and where and how its content is displayed," the airline said in a statement.

I suspect the White House intends to do what every previous administration has done: reserve the right to determine for itself what constitutes compliance when making security decisions.

Steinitz reserved the right to determine whose challenge he would accept and when and how often he would defend his title.

President Bush, of course, reserved the right to determine who was an enemy combatant.

The new program, which is said to be the government's final offer and to contain the maximum concessions it will make, reserves for the government the right to determine its own foreign policy and forbids full freedom to profess the National Socialist philosophy.

In Singapore, Wolfowitz was rebuked by the Development Committee, which reserved for the bank's board the right to determine how the anti-corruption policy would be finalized and executed.

The commission reserves the right to decide case by case whether a disorder qualifies.

In January 2009 a new constitution came into effect that strengthened the Falklands' local democratic government and reserved for the islanders their right to determine the territory's political status.