Sentence examples for reserved for work from inspiring English sources

The foundation says it rewards research aimed at finding cures for serious diseases, with one prize reserved for work on Parkinson's disease.

The prize is modeled after the Nobel prizes but is reserved for work in humanities, the Librarian of Congress, James H. Billington, said.

Films from Algeria, Turkey, Lebanon and Syria will be presented in the festival's "Un Certain Regard" section, which is reserved for work by newer filmmakers.

A+ This grade is reserved for work that is exceptional in all four qualities: normally such would involve publishable original results or a significant redevelopment of known results.

Since the leaders announced their 25-point package last month, they have scrambled to draft legislation and, to convey a sense of urgency, scheduled hearings during the spring months ordinarily reserved for work on the next year's budget.

In fact, he found that there was scarcely any information on gorilla cognition at all.Surprised by this gap in the literature, Mr Ross decided to test one of Lincoln Park Zoo's gorillas with a simple list-learning task using a 42-inch touch-screen computer that was usually reserved for work with chimpanzees.

Those places are reserved for works of genius.

Such a special key, reserved for works like Bruckner's Seventh Symphony and Beethoven's Opus 109 Sonata.

Scholars presume that the original title, Lijing ("Classic of Rites"), was dropped so that jing ("classic") would be reserved for works more directly connected with Confucius.

The dim lighting and reverent installation of the main exhibition at the Bruce Museum invite the kind of stillness and awed contemplation usually reserved for works of art.

He says, "Right now we spend about the first 25 years of our lives learning, then there are another 40 years that are really reserved for working.