Sentence examples for reserves the right to publish from inspiring English sources
The Independent reserves the right to publish the name of the winners and where they're from.
TINKEBELL reserves the right to publish fanmail".
7. In order to take advantage of the Prize the winner must consent to the following conditions: The Promoter reserves the right to publish the winner's name and/or photograph for future publicity and promotions.
CNN said it is not publishing the person's name at this time, but noted that it "reserves the right to publish his identity" should the user "repeat this ugly behavior on social media". .
The daily LibÉration said it "reserved the right" to publish early returns, without explicitly saying it would break the law.
The Publisher and INM reserve the right to publish the names of the winners; c) The final placings will be announced in The Independent on Sunday's travel section.
5. IPL and IDNM reserve the right to publish the names of the winners and runners-up, and the winning entries themselves, and all winners are required to give their full co-operation to all requests by IPL, IDNM or a promoter in connection with publicity for the competition, their entry, the prize or otherwise.
They're now gearing up for the annual review, due to take place in the US in September, and today say they've sent the EC a letter setting out their views and recommendations, and reserving the right to publish their own report "subject to the outcome of the Joint Review and the report of the Commission".
We have reserved our right to publish further findings following the Metropolitan police's investigation and any future criminal trials.
9. GNL reserves the right to edit and publish the short-listed entries on the website and in the Guardian newspaper.
Data and material cannot be shared because industrial contributors to the HuMa project reserve the right to not publish code, details about the implementation, or datasets until at least 6 months after the final presentation of the project.
