Sentence examples for created a reserve from inspiring English sources

The MacArthur Foundation created a reserve fund in 1999 to help offset declines in its endowment, which has fallen about 13percentt since the stock market began losing steam in early 2000.

That Janzen and Hallwachs created a reserve that meets the new criteria — it is huge, has good relations with surrounding communities, and encompasses a marine reserve, the dry slopes of a volcanic cordillera, and Caribbean rain forest — is nonetheless remarkable, because they were two unwealthy scientists and the politics never ceased to be complicated.

Scott A. Weiner, the chief executive officer since 2006, said the agency had tightened oversight of spending and planning, developed a system for prioritizing projects, and created a reserve fund for contingencies to ensure that the problems of the past were not repeated.

In a move similar to a measure in last year's referendum that would have transformed the military reserve into "popular militia units," Mr. Chávez created a reserve force last month, with a budget separate from the other armed forces, and with commanders under his direct control.

Lowery's complaint states Spotify has "publicly" admitted its failure to obtain licenses and created a reserve fund of somewhere between $17 million and $25 million for royalty payments which have been "wrongfully withheld from artists".

The Air Force (Constitution) Act 1917 had created a reserve and an auxiliary force for the newly constituted Royal Air Force, and the Auxiliary Air Force and Air Force Reserve Act 1924 modified the 1907 Act so as to allow County Associations to administer the Territorial Army and the Auxiliary Air Force.

Plans to create a reserve currency basket have not gained much traction.

The country has the wherewithal to create a reserve of its own.

Afterward, there seemed to be little consensus about the usefulness of creating a reserve.

And China is creating a reserve that should reach more than 100 million barrels by 2010.

The goal, Mr. Patrick said in an interview, was to create a reserve in case an enemy destroyed the nation's germ factories, in Arkansas and Maryland at the time.