Sentence examples for reserving the power from inspiring English sources
Having done this research, you're ready to make an informed decision about taking the cooking class, while always reserving the power to walk out.
The principal head of government, the Governor is the chief executive of the Oklahoma executive branch, serving as the ex officio Commander-in-Chief of the Oklahoma National Guard when not called into Federal use and reserving the power to veto bills passed through the Legislature.
Bremer would reserve the power to advise the IMN on any aspect of its performance, including matters of content and the power to hire and fire staff.
For good measure, he reserved the power to violate the torture bill itself if he thought it necessary for the purposes of national security.
But the idea that a government would mandate use of these devices and reserve the power to override a building owner's wishes galls some people.
Lastly, out of these business units come "end products".It was Prahalad and Hamel's contention that if a company could "maintain world manufacturing dominance in core products", it would "reserve the power to shape the evolution of end products".
Immune to special pleading, God, in his mercy, reserves the power to save those whom he wills and to look favourably upon those for whom the Prophet Muhammad intercedes.
Mr. Zinser, a politically independent senator before joining Mr. Fox's cabinet, said the government would reserve the power to seek court-authorized wiretaps against organized crime, drug traffickers and genuine national security threats.
Black reserved the power to change the meaning and the scope of due process to the legislature.
As it has always been, the president reserves the power to nominate justices when a sitting justice resigns or passes away.
Arizona lawmakers asked the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether the U.S. Constitution reserves the power of redistricting solely for elected state lawmakers, or whether unelected citizen commissions may also wield that authority.
