Sentence examples for routinely reserved for from inspiring English sources

As for how Morgan values these assets, he said that since 2010 the bank has routinely reserved for the higher probability of defaults on them, assuming an average loss rate of 60 percent on high-risk second liens.

Relations with the French tennis federation were once so embittered that she was refused financial help and was obliged to qualify for the French Open instead of being offered one of the wild cards routinely reserved for talented young French players like her.

Given the lack of malignancy potential, GA is usually considered a "don't touch" lesion and cholecystectomy should be routinely reserved for symptomatic patients only or in case of inconclusive imaging findings.

Blood grouping and cross-matching were done and a unit of blood was routinely reserved for the biopsy.

Mucosectomy and PDT were routinely reserved for in situ tumors (Tis) but also carried out in elderly patients with stage I oesophageal carcinoma and a contraindication for surgery (severe comorbidities) [ 14].

Our expectation was that HSAs lacking pediatric beds would have less divergence, i.e., seniors and children would be more similarly localized in areas where beds were not routinely reserved for children.

In view of this concern, a further NIH consensus conference in 2000 confirmed the previous statement of the advantages of one course of antenatal corticosteroids but also made it clear that, in view of their potential hazard, repeated courses should not be given routinely but be reserved for patients in randomized controlled clinical trials [ 79].

Stock options, previously reserved for top management, are routinely distributed to rank-and-file workers.

This type of care is performed routinely, but a specific day will be reserved for these patients in the outpatient clinic.

However, because of the increased amount of work required and the difficulty of high-resolution chromosomal analysis, routinely achieving approximately 850 bands is usually reserved for targeting specific chromosomal regions.

Ms. Lindh was not routinely assigned full-time bodyguards -- a privilege reserved for King Carl Gustav and Prime Minister Goran Persson.