Sentence examples for reserves state from inspiring English sources

By providing increased compensation levels and low-risk investments for tools like loan-loss reserves, state agencies can have an important role in bringing energy bill savings to the communities that need them most – and which are most affected by pollution and climate change.

We grouped reserves into fully protected parks (e.g., biological or ecological reserves, state and national parks), limited-use areas (e.g., national forests, extractive reserves, sustainable development reserves, state forests, and state environmental protection areas), and indigenous lands, on the basis of activities that they allow.

More and more, the Lakers are showing that they are a complete team, and tonight the reserves stated their case loudly.

In addition, we observed mononuclear β-gal+/CD34+ cells indicating some CD34− cells revert back to a reserve state following injury repair (Figure 8C).

Therefore, CD34− cells appear to represent more "primed" satellite cells poised for injury response that can advance further in the myogenic pathway or upregulate CD34 and revert back to a reserve state depending on the muscle microenvironment.

Forestland in Malaysia is owned by the individual states and can be divided into three administrative groups: (i) Forest Reserves, (ii) State land Forests, (iii) National Parks and Wildlife Reserves.

Big oil reserve states, such as Saudi Arabia, are concerned that a spike in prices could trigger an ever more rapid transition to alternative energies.

Typically, world food reports barely mention China, partly because many details of the country's agriculture production and reserves are state secrets.

The government this week submitted a law that directs the funds' cash reserves into state debt purchases.

The EIA also has reserves by state and region/new well production.

Nearly half of it now lies within indigenous reserves, or state and federal parks where most logging is banned.