Sentence examples for reserve management from inspiring English sources

"Investing in American treasuries, as an important part of our foreign exchange reserve management, will continue," she said.

The reserve system has been expanded from 14 sites to more than 40, and cooperative international arrangements were implemented to provide training in reserve management and captive breeding.

Talking of which, I was much struck at a recent Llewellyn Consulting seminar by a presentation on Brexit from John Nugée, who, when at the Bank of England, spent some time at the coal face of foreign exchange reserve management.

This, together with reserve management by the central banks in Asia and oil-exporting countries, provides a steady source of demand for American assets.But what has caused this great dispersion of wealth?

In that story American monetary policy has had to manage the impact of a "global savings glut": essentially a fire-hose of savings into the American economy, driven by factors like demand for safe assets to be used as collateral and reserve management rather than an effort to get a good risk-adjusted yield on an investment.

Plowing a lot more of that money back into the economy would add to inflation; in many ways it's sensible for China to park its reserves in other countries until such time as they can be safely absorbed by investment at home.And part of the difficulty of reserve management for China is that its hoard has been accumulated amid a global savings glut.

Off-reserve management of yellow-bellied glider habitat will be essential, and the development, introduction and implementation of sustainable timber harvesting guidelines for private timber growers needs to be supported.

This approach leads to a role-playing game designed by a pluridisciplinary workgroup (researchers and reserve manager), used as management support and as a tool to help people regarding the stakes of sustainable development.

During establishment, managers should consider innovations in snag and reserve tree management (e.g. leave strips), where mature native trees and/or understory vegetation are left unharvested or allowed to regenerate.

Do you look at NOI with or without a cap-ex reserve or management fee?

Including outline of original community conserved areas (circa 1998) and the nature reserve's management zones.