Sentence examples for reserved to support from inspiring English sources

A fixed amount of the backhaul rate is reserved to support the maximum rate that can be achieved on air according to the selected data rate and channel conditions.

Britain's role in this alliance was reserved to support German naval and aerial military actions against the USA in a fight for world supremacy conducted from the Axis power bases of Europe, Africa and the Atlantic.

Meanwhile, use of reserves to support private firms could be trouble if economic conditions deteriorate.

He told an economic forum in Moscow that the government would withhold support from industry and cut the budget, allowing Russia to husband reserves to support the ruble.

It is an indirect way for the RBI to use its reserves to support the exchange rate.Whether India's currency has stabilised is another matter.

But that may be an aberration since several central banks, such as Russia's, had to dip into their reserves to support their own currencies.

Ostensibly, leaving the gold at the bottom of the river would cripple the rich nations that depended on bullion reserves to support their financial systems.

Snowden added that inflation was forcing universities into their cash reserves: "The reality is that universities are now using cash reserves to support things like maintenance, and that is obviously not a sustainable position.

Beauregard turned to an officer and instructed him to go to the rear and tell Gen. Joseph E. Johnston to prepare the reserves to support the retreat he was about to order.

request to reallocate some of its gold reserves to support the monetary fund's own commitment to debt relief, an accounting change that the fund says would free $570 million to relieve poor nations' debt.

"They told us about their inflatable hospital, which is just so amazing, and how having money in that fund gives them a reserve to support them as soon as a disaster happens," Ms. Sassooni said.