Sentence examples for reserved specifically for from inspiring English sources

Marshall writes, The word "integrity," I realize, tends to be reserved specifically for artists who don't do commercials.

Some of these are reserved specifically for his solo-piano performances, an area that he has only recently begun to explore.

The country introduced a first month reserved specifically for fathers under a "use it or lose it" system in 1995, and a second month in 2002.

Imagine now that the actor uses a self-affirmation, or recites a prayer, mantra, or passage from scripture that is reserved specifically for such an emergency.

Sweden and Norway show us that the introduction of the "daddy quota" – the period of parental leave reserved specifically for fathers – has a positive effect on male take-up of parental leave, and then on men's long-term involvement in household work and childcare.

Be mindful and proactive – a few months ago, while trying to enhance underrepresented founders' access to VCs, we invited GPs to use our women entrepreneur's Facebook community to announce an invitation to office hours reserved specifically for female entrepreneurs.

"We have 70.0 million pounds ($120.2 million) in reserve, specifically for such an eventuality," Smaller councils like Flintshire in Wales, which had 3.7 million pounds ($6.4 million) in Icelandic deposits, might not be so fortunate.

During the late nineteen-eighties, leading Deobandi madrasahs in Pakistan began to reserve places specifically for Central Asian radicals, who arrived without passports or visas and received a free education and a living allowance.

His wife (Michelle Monaghan) is a cold control-freak obsessed with cycling and seems to only reserve intercourse specifically for birthdays.

It has been suggested that supplementation with immune-modulating nutrients should be reserved for specifically identified patients with compromised availability and plasma levels should be measured before supplementation [5].

Comments on the REDOXS study interpretations vary widely – from '… should be abandoned in clinical practice' [ 6] to '… should be reserved for specifically identified patients with compromised glutamine availability' [ 7].