reserve list

collocation in English

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reserve
noun
uk
/rɪˈzɜːv/us
/rɪˈzɝːv/
the habit of not showing your feelings ...
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list
noun
uk
/lɪst/us
/lɪst/
a record of short pieces of information, such as people's names, usually written or printed with a single thing on each line and often ordered in a way that makes a particular thing easy ...
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(Definition ofreserveandlistfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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These include all the bypasses in the 1980–81 main programme, five of thereservelistschemes and possibly some from the 1982 programme.
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Officers on thereservelistof colonels have always had the same pay as retired colonels-commandant.
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A new secondary school is included in thereservelistto the 1951 building programme.
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The bypass is in thereservelistof schemes to start from 1986 onwards.
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It stated that the cost would be about £700 an acre and asked people to apply to have their name put on areservelist.
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The programme will leave 32 of the bypasses in the 1984 onwardreservelistand 37 that will not start before 1984.
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Thirty-seven bypasses are in the suspended list; only 36 are in the 1984 onwardreservelistand 39 others will not start until 1984 onwards.
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It is in thereservelistfor 1980–81.
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We also hope the advertisement will create areservelistof suitable applicants to fill similar vacancies over the next 12 months.
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Not all the successful candidates have yet been appointed and it is doubtful whether any appointments will be made from thereservelist.
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These people are being selected as a special group who have to be put on thereservelistto be recalled at any moment.
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The approximate number of officers and men on thereservelistat the end of 1908, these being the latest figures available, was 15,873.
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Under the new arrangement, colonels on thereservelistwill not be eligible for promotion to any vacancy on the general officers' list.
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With hindsight, a largerreservelistwould have been useful, and that for 1982 and 1983 now contains 13 schemes.
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The value of thereservelistwas proved last year.
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Six schemes had been promoted from thereservelistto the main programme.
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We are still in discussion about thereservelist.
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I included the first in its main programme and an instalment of the second in itsreservelist, and deferred the third.
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Butreserveliststatus means that work will be continued as far as practicable.
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