Sentence examples for one-time reserve from inspiring English sources

As a result of recent frauds like the one in which Mr. Simmons is charged, Expedia announced earlier this month that it needed a one-time reserve of $4 million to $6 million.

District officials said this was necessary because the funds are coming out of a one-time reserve.

For a one year commitment for the EC2 reserved instance, the cost is $0.067 per hour, including a one-time reserved instances fee and usage cost.

Trustees balanced last year's budget on one-time solutions, such as spending reserve dollars and implementing a hiring freeze, which continues this year.

The one-time expense for reserved seats will be as low as $900 for licenses in the end zone sections.

The reserved instances program essentially allows users to make a one-time payment for instances, "reserving" them in order to receive discounts in subsequent hourly usage rates.

One-time gains, like reversing the reserves set aside to cover bad loans, accounted for 67 percent of Citigroup's third-quarter earnings -- not 85 percent.

Between 2010 and 2012, financing fell by about $2.5 billion, or nearly 6 percent, although some of this was mitigated by one-time measures, like spending from reserves.

The rooms may be reserved for one-time use by UCB faculty or graduate student assistants wishing to screen MRC materials to their classes.

But the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, recently suggested that the state could tap one-time revenue sources, like cash reserves, to meet any potential budget gap.

Few on either side of the aisle could take issue with closing the gap by squeezing more money from Washington or spending the total of $2.5 billion in reserves and one-time revenues.