Sentence examples for whose reserves from inspiring English sources

The world simply needs some institution to lend money to countries whose reserves are temporarily under attack, they say.

In other cases, Prudential said it reinsured obligations through a captive entity in Arizona, Pruco Re, whose reserves were "subject to asset adequacy testing by our actuaries".

The gush of oil likely to spew from a "liberated" Iraq the only country whose reserves even begin to rival Saudi Arabia's could prove devastating.

The Commodores, whose reserves outscored the St . Louisbench by 22-9, were able to build a comfortable lead by negating Anthony Bonner.

The major oil companies began concentrating their exploration efforts outside the U.S., whose reserves were deemed to be more or less used up.

But that still puts it years ahead of its Caspian neighbors -- whose reserves most analysts concede have been massively overhyped anyway.

He explained a directly elected president would have the same powers as the governor-general, whose reserve powers would be codified.

In short, Mr. Staff's allies argue, Hugo Boss got a new chief executive back in Germany whose reserved Teutonic demeanor clashed with Mr. Staff's flashier style.

"They're always trying to prove we're not capable," complains Anita Tenasco, the director of education for the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg First Nation, whose reserve is a two-hour drive north of Ottawa.

"I can only suggest that you pursue your complaint with a member of the British Rail staff," he tells the two student-types in whose reserved seats he and Begbie are sitting.

The academy's sixth artist-selected show has been chosen by Jane Freilicher, whose reserved yet opulently colored landscapes and still lifes might be said to mediate the shrinking gap between the academic and the progressive.