Sentence examples for be reserved for cases from inspiring English sources

Legal aid should be reserved for cases where there is genuine need".

"Resources aren't limitless" and should be reserved for cases where there is genuine need, Mr Grayling said.

Federal death-penalty prosecutions are far rarer, and tend to be reserved for cases, like Tsarnaev's, in which the government has strong evidence of guilt.

The term pseudoachalasia should be reserved for cases that may appear like achalasia but lack the basic pathology of achalasia, for example, extrinsic compression at the gastroesophageal junction by tumors or inflammatory masses.

Surgical resection can be reserved for cases in which radiation does not provide local control.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) should be reserved for cases that are unclear on US and CEUS.

Normally, the death penalty is reserved for cases where we are worried that the murderer might murder again.

Criminal charges for violating FARA have typically been reserved for cases involving foreign agents whose conduct ran afoul of U.S. foreign policy interests.

In other New York City public schools, fighting would more likely result in suspension; removal from a school is reserved for cases involving weapons or severely disruptive behavior, such as starting a riot.

Such en banc review is reserved for cases that involve "a question of exceptional importance". It is hard to imagine a better candidate for this treatment than the litigation over the health-care law.

Judge Cabranes pointed out that the pro curiam approach that simply adopts the district court's reasoning is reserved for cases that involve only, quote, "straightforward questions that do not require explanation," unquote.