Sentence examples for reserves in common from inspiring English sources

Previously Russia had argued that the five littoral states should hold much of the seabed and mineral reserves in common, dividing up only a band of coastal waters for exploiting on a national basis.Iran had been the main backer of the Russian argument for shared jurisdiction.

Marine reserves are common in the tropics, but policymakers in temperate countries tend to focus on one species at a time to control numbers of that species caught.

Let me be clear: I think Theresa May will win, carried across the finishing line by her record, by whatever reserves of common sense are left in the Tory tank, and by the party's collective yearning to hold on to power after 2020.

The only real solution is for local communities to get involved (if permitted by the landowner) as I saw when I visited a more inspirational local nature reserve, Hoe Common, in Norfolk, which residents are restoring.

They have such characteristics in common as low porosity and permeability, small oil or gas column, low reserves abundance, and large scale.

To more fully understand the mobilization of nutrient reserves in the cotyledon, we also examined the common and distinct processes between these two photosynthetic tissues.

The differences in seed reserve are common within species which may affect seedling establishment and seedling evaluation based on trait variation.

Geopressured sedimentary formations are common within the more prolific deeper hydrocarbon reserves in the Niger Delta basin.

While some rare butterflies are surviving relatively well in protected nature reserves, once-common species of the wider countryside have suffered a 24% population decline in the first decade of this century.

Food reserves in all areas are running out and reports of hunger are common.

ASEAN had put up a common front in the face of Chinese pushiness over reefs and accompanying oil reserves in the South China Sea.