Sentence examples for reserved actions from inspiring English sources

The regulation for each profession sets out reserved titles, scope of practice for registrants and reserved actions.

Table 4 Reserved action role values associated to event state machines Role value Action type Event type Start Start Presentation/attribution Stop Stop Presentation/attribution Abort Sbort Presentation/attribution Pause Pause Presentation/attribution Resume Resume Presentation/attribution Set Start Attribution.

Others prefer the "pick your battles" method, reserving action for moments when a sister says, "Hmm, I saw that picture your daughter posted" or an impolitic slang phrase is flung online in an iffy manner.

Disapproval is reserved for actions that betray trust or cause pain to others.

"But we think we've taken appropriate reserves actions based on our knowledge at this point in time," he added.

"The Great Gatsby" is being shown worldwide in 3-D, a marketing strategy normally reserved for action heroes and space aliens, not tuxedos and Champagne fountains.

In 1997 Winslet became an international star with the release of director James Cameron's Titanic, an epic that innovatively blended a conventional romantic story line with the large-scale computer-generated special effects normally reserved for action movies.

Despite extensive borrowing, which raised the total debt to $42,968,000,000 by 1940, interest rates fell sharply as a result of the surplus of money capital and federal reserve action.

Customers who do not change their usage and remain in violation of the terms and conditions may be subject to actions reserved by Sprint, including but not limited to termination.

"Terrorism" usually is reserved for the actions of sub-national groups; governments of states are exempt even when the purpose of instilling fear is advertised in advance as in "shock and awe".

There is strong internal resistance to unconventional policy moves in the ECB, reserving such action for times of immediate crisis.