Sentence examples for would only reserve from inspiring English sources

Under such conditions, limits to immigration would not cause substantial harm, but "would only reserve for the nationals of a country what aliens already have in their own country — namely, the chance to be free and equal citizens within their own national community" (Kymlicka 2001, 271).

But turning to face the wall, and to step into a submissive position, required a kind of trust that I'd only reserved for lovers.

Is the word "torture" only reserved for war?

He recovered in time for the Olympic trials but despite that, he was told a week ago that he would only be a reserve for the London Games.

The 1958 Royal Commission on Population said: "Immigration on a large scale into a fully established society like ours would only be welcomed without reserve if the immigrants were of good stock and were not prevented by their religion or race from intermarrying with the host population and becoming merged in it".

The reserve would only have been expected to report for duty in an invasion.

The amendment would effectively make nearly half of the seats in the lower house of Parliament reserved, which would only heighten the competition for the remaining, unrestricted seats.

The zero rate would only apply to the reserves that banks are required to maintain and that they lend to one another.

Darren Kimball, an analyst at Lehman Brothers, said in a note to investors that earnings without the decreased reserves would only be 34 cents a share, "a very sizable disappointment".

The new regiment, he noted, arrived at the battery without arms and ammunition; and as Reserves, would only be in service for 90 days, not enough time to make effective soldiers of them even had they been armed.

If I listed my gift cards with a starting price of zero and no reserve, I would only pay 30 cents per listing.