Sentence examples for enter a reserve from inspiring English sources

Forestry workers who enter a reserve may upset the balance of nature of the area and expose themselves to attack from the undergrowth or the trees by insect vectors of disease that, if undisturbed, would never come into contact with humans.

In December 2013, Shamrock Rovers were given permission to enter a reserve team Shamrock Rovers B in League of Ireland First Division for the 2014 season.

With many teams now opting not to enter a reserve side into an organised competition the Central Division consisted of just seven sides meaning fixtures were irregular throughout the season.

Albion also took part in the Walsall Senior Cup and Birmingham Charity Cup, but entered a reserve team for both competitions.

Now, thanks to years of recession, even a backpacker can enter a tearoom once reserved for CEOs and enjoy its economies of scale.

The state imposed its first fine for breaking coral in June 2007, when it ordered a tour operator, Crystal Seahorse, to pay $7,300 for illegally entering a natural reserve and breaking 11 coral specimens there.

Those who do not reach the threshold enter a specific category called "reserve".

At a notoriously dangerous checkpoint on the main road to the Baghdad airport, a cement truck entered a lane reserved for Department of Defense vehicles.

Some of this bubble is caused by an irrational fear about all investments, but some is also correctly motivated by a desire for businesses and individuals to have cash reserves as we enter a recession.

When drivers reserve a space, they enter a description of their car online.

Consequently, a person with no stored iron has no reserve should the body enter a state where more iron is required than is being absorbed from the diet.