His hire was part of an overall commitment of 10 costly new positions to populate the school's faculty, most of which have been filled through a "targeted" process normally reserved for exceptionally accomplished scholars or to address demographic under-representation on campus.
For patients with CEPSh type I developing complications like encephalopathy or neoplasms, till recently liver transplant was the only treatment option [ 6, 15, 19, 20], but transplant should be reserved for exceptionally complex anatomy where closure of the shunt is not possible.
Now, though, the term is reserved for the exceptionally warm and long-lived currents that come every two to seven years, beginning in the summer and lasting for as much as 22 months.Besides pleasing bathers and driving away fish, El Niño has a big impact on the weather not just locally (see article) but around the world.
The Lord Chief Justice and four judges said jail without the possibility of release should be "reserved for the few exceptionally serious offences".
Last week the Court of Appeal in London upheld the principle of the whole life tariff, saying it was a "draconian penalty" reserved for cases of "exceptionally serious criminality".
The bone of contention is revealed in the transfer's exceptionally unusual 'sell-back' clause, whereby Barca have reserved the right to return Turan to Atletico by midnight on Monday, 20 July.
State funerals tend to be reserved for the sovereign but they can also be granted to "exceptionally distinguished" commoners by order of the monarch and following a vote in parliament to authorise the expense.
Mom was calm, reserved, and carried herself well, and I realize that she was exceptionally rich and blessed by creating so much love in our family.
Lhamon and Bhargava were generally reserved in their praise for colleges, declining to name a school that's doing exceptionally well.
