Sentence examples for require reserves from inspiring English sources
We suggest that conservation of Kolombangara's forest understory flora will require reserves across the island's elevation gradient and may require active restoration in the future, particularly if degrading activities continue at the current rate.
Our model acknowledges the fact that different species require reserves of different sizes, and that these reserves should be compact areas, as opposed to a set of disconnected parcels.
(Currently larger banks with more than $79.5 million transaction deposits must hold 10percentt of the deposits as required reserves. Smaller banks must hold 3percentt unless they have less than $12.4 million transaction deposits that do not require reserves).
They do not require reserving redundant resources.
Fluctuations in load and allowance for failure of large fossil-fuel generating units require reserve capacity that can also compensate for variability of wind generation.
Moreover, the Fed pays interest on excess reserves as well as required reserves.
Required reserves play little role in the monetary policies of developed economies.
Working at that level of intensity requires reserves of energy, especially in a play like "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," which places enormous demands on the actors' verbal dexterity and mental focus; sometimes McTeer pushes herself too far.
To enter the state of absorption in which art is made requires reserves of boorishness that not every exquisitely courteous person can summon but that the true artist unhesitatingly draws on.
BEIJING (Reuters) — China raised banks' required reserves again on Friday, the latest move in a monetary tightening cycle that many had thought would be suspended after Japan's devastating earthquake.
With inflation running at the fastest rate in nearly three years, China has taken a series of policy actions to rein in prices, raising interest rates and banks' required reserves multiple times, ordering banks to lend less and speeding up the pace of currency appreciation.
