Sentence examples for reserving to from inspiring English sources

American sovereignty was retained by provisions of the act reserving to the governor general power to veto any measure passed by the new Philippine legislature.

The Gospel According to John attempts to show the close relationship between John and Jesus while still reserving to Peter the role of representative and spokesman.

If you accept my proposition, I will make it a point to notify you hereafter whenever I have a new song and send the manuscript to you on the same terms, reserving to myself in all cases the exclusive privilege of publishing.

"I shall proceed to describe, to the best of my power, what occurred under my own eyes, and to state the facts which I have heard from men whose veracity is unimpeachable, reserving to myself the exercise of the right of private judgment in making public and in suppressing the details of what occurred on this memorable day".

The broad outline is pretty simple, however: Google is reserving to itself the right to copy digitally, and display online, every book ever published in America and will go ahead and do that to your books unless you specifically tell them not to.

The next three sections explain how these three traditions were originally articulated, reserving to section 9 a discussion of recent interactions and convergence among them.

Governments reserved to themselves all policy decisions relating to it.

Thomas was reserved to the point of stoicism.

It being a power reserved to the European Central Bank.

The trend is not reserved to celebrities, however.

Sperm from smaller males was reserved to produce females.