Sentence examples for reserving a role from inspiring English sources

The second option seems more likely though, and that is a stronger core emerging around Germany and France stretching out to those who want it and reserving a role in the periphery for those who do not want it.

Furthermore, polyglutamine-rich regions are frequently embedded in intrinsically disordered domains (Tóth-Petróczy et al. 2008), thereby reserving a role for a DNA enhancer scaffold to precipitate complex formation (Brittain et al. 2014).

In this telling, politicians have been "pygmies"; pusillanimous and unable to speak up for moral action – a tragedy in which Judt reserves a special role for Gordon Brown.

Yet even if the White House exercises less power than has been typical, Mr. Bush, somewhat paradoxically, has reserved a sizable role for himself by choosing so many people with executive firepower.

Comte (who after Clotilde's death obsessively, even cultishly, devoted himself to her) reserved a decisive role in the positive era for women.

The initiatives from various international organizations reserve an important role for liquid metal cooled reactor systems.

The tendency to refer people to a healthcare professional shows that patients still reserve an important role for healthcare professionals in the care process, despite the development towards more self-management.

Still, the tendency to refer people to a healthcare professional shows that patients still reserve an important role for healthcare professionals in the care process, despite the development towards more self-management.

The Statesman however reserves a special extraordinary role (a higher office, or perhaps not an office as such) for the statesman whenever he is present in the city.

That's a term usually reserved for a role-playing game, or a series of novels for young adults, but it's not necessarily a red herring.

Producers decided to use Peggy Mitchell in the breast cancer storyline, conforming to a soap opera tradition of reserving strong roles for a firmly established middle-aged matriarch.