Done well, though, it is not some separate activity that companies do on the side, a corner of corporate life reserved for virtue: it is just good business.
The habit didn't last long, but before it faded entirely it did bring me into contact with a wonder of New York life reserved only for fitness fanatics and dog lovers.
The story, set in 19th-century Poland, is about a teenage girl who so decisively rejects the role of homemaking and childbearing woman in favor of the scholarly life reserved for men that she pretends to be male in order to pursue an education.
How these stories have played out gives another sense of the city then, and now: in the past, unsatisfactory housing – in theory, at least – was a political matter, whereas now, given that the houses here are either private or rented from housing associations, it seems to rattle around that inconclusive part of local life reserved for customer complaints.
Years ago Chuck Larson, an admiral himself and an ally throughout McCain's life, reserved four plots at the cemetery — two for McCain and himself, and two for their wives, now widows.
Off-shore drilling will encroach upon wild life reserves and encourage our fossil fuel-intensive society to consume more.
This links later life reserve to activity in early life and indicates that early life behaviour can only be partly compensated later.
Importantly, understanding the mechanisms underlying age-related leptin resistance and involved in modulating BAT activity is an unavoidable prerequisite before trying to treat metabolic disorders that life reserves.
Throughout most of Western history, women were confined to the domestic sphere, while public life was reserved for men.
In the end, it took eight years for Rome to discipline the Rev Marcial Maciel, and require him to live a life of reserved prayer.
