Releasing oil reserves to set a cap on prices -- and making it clear that we are prepared to release more -- will do exactly that.
The numbers of marine reserves off the Australian coast will be increased from 27 to 60. Burke said he wanted the reserves to set a benchmark for the world in environmental protection and food security – access to and consistent availability of food.
Nearly half the states allow for initiative petitions, by means of which voters themselves can change election and redistricting laws (to be clear, I don't favor the use of citizen initiatives to set policy; it's a power that should be reserved to setting the rules of the game, the process by which lawmakers are chosen).
Skousen says the obscure "enclave clause" of the Constitution doesn't authorize the president "to lock up large blocks of land within a state as a 'wilderness reserve,' " or to set up national forests or national parks within the confines of a state — an eccentric view the Supreme Court has rejected.
"Come up with the conservation standard appropriate to you and we reserve the right to set one if [you] don't — and reserve the right to second-guess".
It could explicitly reserve the right to set aside more in subsequent quarters if others on Wall Street didn't follow suit.
However, the Xiph.org Foundation and the Ogg project (xiph.org) reserve the right to set the Ogg Vorbis specification and certify specification compliance.
A few hours before the Fed speaks, the monetary-policy committee of the South African Reserve Bank meets to set its benchmark interest rate, which it has kept at 5% since July 2012.
Said Grant, "The University both respects and facilitates the right to free speech, but we reserve the right to set reasonable ground rules that respect the rights of everyone, and provide for the safety and security of the University community".
It has now backed away from this commitment, reserving the right to set wages centrally.
Let me disclose the gifts reserved for age To set a crown upon your lifetime's effort.
