Sentence examples for that reserving from inspiring English sources

It makes sense that reserving a room online would be a core part of a redesign.

But Mr. Scolnick said that reserving the space for a few dozen softball players provided benefits to fewer people.

But it does appear that reserving only a third that much space, per person, might incur some rather disastrous side effects.

As a midwife who has practiced domestically and abroad, I have seen that reserving high-tech, expensive diagnostic tests for high-risk women or women presenting with worrisome symptoms serves women and their families best.

The Grattan Institute's Getting Gas Right paper argues that reserving gas for domestic production subsidises domestic manufacturers and households in much the same way as tariffs once protected Australian industries.

Vince Cable suggested last week that reserving places for a range of pupils at top universities could help to bridge the gap that currently leaves children from the poorest homes seven times less likely than those from wealthier backgrounds to go on to receive the best higher education.

In WA the government has a policy that reserves supplies of gas for domestic use.

Returning to Gaza, Mr. Arafat gave a brief statement that reserved judgment on the agreement.

Lawsuits could compel the courts to balance those powers against that reserved to the Congress.

For 12 years I attended segregated schools and worshiped in a Catholic church that reserved the last five pews for blacks.

Nowadays, primary reserve is commonly achieved through either "Balance" control that reserves a constant percentage of rated power [50], or "Delta" control that reserves a fixed proportion of available maximum active power [6, 32, 60], or "Fixed reserve" control that reserves a fixed amount of active power [3].