Sentence examples for that it reserved from inspiring English sources

Lavrov said Russia remained determined to protect the rights of Russian speakers in eastern and southern Ukraine and implied that it reserved the right to take appropriate action if its proposals for a federation and other settlement terms were not accepted.

The French union Force Ouvrière warned that it reserved the right to carry out "any initiative" in its opposition to any involuntary redundancies.

But the Pentagon also said that it reserved the right to undertake further operations if Syria deploys chemical weapons again.

Though it later dropped the complaints, it served notice that it reserved the right to reinitiate them.

The agency said that it reviews thousands of permits every year and that it reserved the authority to rescind them only for "unacceptable cases".

As the 11th Circuit said, Congress made clear when Medicaid was passed in 1965 that it reserved the right to change the program.

The commission went on to say that it "reserves its position concerning the approval of the project baseline as well as its right to make more appropriate proposals to the budgetary authority".

The school also notes in its handbook that it reserves the right to send girls suspected of being pregnant to a physician of the school's choice.

"Italy is not a terrorist country," it said in its statement, warning that it "reserves the right" to pursue any form of resistance to the suggestion.

Freedom Partners says in its tax return that it reserves the right to review how grants were spent on a case-by-case basis.

It also makes it clear in its terms and conditions that it reserves the right to shut down inactive accounts.