Sentence examples for reserve life from inspiring English sources

Its successful businesses were built under the constraints of the Indian Act, a 19th-century law governing every aspect of reserve life, from land use to the two-year tenure of chiefs.

"Over the next few years, Amerada's production will top out," said Eugene Nowak, head of North American research at ABN Amro "They need to make attractive acquisitions that will enhance their production and reserve life".

At the same time, Romano and Families to Amend California's Three Strikes, the group that fought for Proposition 66, are increasingly interested in using Cooley's Los Angeles policy as the basis for a new statewide reform effort in 2012, because it suggests a way to reserve life sentences for the three-strikers who have committed crimes of violence.

It has a total proved reserve life of approximately 12 years and a proved developed reserve life of approximately seven years.

Apart from the hurricane worries, the reason is that offshore reserve life is typically shorter.

Bois d'Arc's reserve life is 14 years, though, double that of the typical Gulf oil-and-gas firm.

California's 13-year-old three-strikes law, which doubles sentences for second-time felons, and reserves life sentences for even nonviolent third-felony offenders like Mr. Foroutan, has also increased the prison population by thousands.

The combined company has a variety of properties, including oil sands, and a nine-year proved-reserve life.

In time, Brownlee relinquished the law firm now Brownlee and Brownlee to Alan, and returned to Calgary, where he and his wife led a quiet, reserved life.

and cognitive reserve (IQ, life experience, education, occupation, premorbid cognitive impairment, etc).

Not really - more like farm us or keep us on a reserve, making life there so pleasant and convenient that there's little motivation to venture beyond its boundaries," he writes.