But on the first of those two matches in Basel, the Germans fielded numerous reserves, Hungary won 8-3, and Grosics, for once not taking matters too seriously, was culpable on the last two of those goals, disporting himself outside the penalty box.
To fully represent these highly localized species distribution patterns generally requires numerous reserves [13], an unlikely solution given constraints on conservation spending.
Mountain date palm leaves are currently harvested commercially from numerous Reserve Forests.
"Travelers are advised to reconfirm their lodging immediately prior to departure for Zimbabwe as numerous game reserves and lodges around the country have closed," the advisory says.
underthethatch.co.uk, from £227 for a two-night stay or £1,000 a month including bills (ring 0844 5005 101 for the monthly rate) Minnesota, "the land of 10,000 lakes", also has 72 state parks, 58 state forests and numerous wildlife reserves, making it ideal for a month in the great outdoors.
Facing the need to balance desired levels of economic development with environmental conservation and sustainability, China has established numerous nature reserves over the past several decades.
Marie and its surrounding area, servicing nearly 50,000 square kilometres, including numerous First Nations reserves.
Croatia has unpolluted marine areas reflected through numerous nature reserves and 116 Blue Flag beaches.
It occurs in the 400 km² Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary in Belize, the 5,300 km² Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve in Mexico, the approximately 15,000 km2 Manú National Park in Peru, the approximately 26,000 km2 Xingu National Park in Brazil, and numerous other reserves throughout its range.
According to unpublished Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) records, Kenya has an estimated total population of 26,325 buffalo distributed among numerous parks, reserves, sanctuaries and ranches found within several major ecosystems including Tsavo, Meru, Laikipia/Samburu, Amboseli, Nakuru and Maasai-Mara.
National monument, in the United States, any of numerous areas reserved by act of Congress or presidential proclamation for the protection of objects or places of historical, prehistoric, or scientific interest.
