difficult to determine if such limited investments truly reserve the right to play in these countries or just reserve the right to lose.
However, in such level 4 situations, it is extremely difficult to determine whether incremental investments are truly reserving the right to play or simply the right to lose.
For that, justice must be truly democratic, not merely reserved for the powerful.
"That punishment should be reserved for truly egregious infractions, like cheating the rules or gambling".
OK, to honour the principle that management should be allowed to manage, maybe a few quid could be reserved for truly exceptional cases.
In some languages, a phrase we might translate as "thank you" is reserved for truly momentous favors, like saving someone's life.
The visceral emotion of the survivors, the truly cathartic sentiment, was reserved for Julia Gillard – the prime minister who had delivered them the royal commission.
Still, Mr. Pearlstine's central argument is compelling, particularly his contention that when a news outlet has fought a First Amendment case all the way to the Supreme Court and lost, continued resistance amounts to defying the entire legal system, a choice that should be reserved for truly extraordinary causes.
If Moussambani had won a medal, it would have been a first for Equatorial Guinea and made him a national hero, but so epic and endearing was the nature of his glorious failure to earn him a place anywhere near the podium that he quickly found himself basking in the kind of global acclaim normally reserved for truly great Olympic stars of track and field.
This is reserved for truly outstanding research.
But truly special praise is reserved for returning citizens reinvesting in the cumbersome justice system.
