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The bank keeps a large surplus of money in reserve.

Keeping this difficulty in view he held the extra chessman in reserve.

University students are a high-level talent of the reserve force of the national defense, its quantity quality structure, occupy the important position in reserve force.

"You'll feel like you have more strength in reserve," says Fitzgerald.

Harvest will be in November. So he has plenty to last his family until then and even some in reserve.

The basic ratios of around 30 per cent to 40 per cent gold in reserve are, generally, fixed by law.

This also shows the importance of the American dollars as the main reserve currency in the global.

But in rare circumstances, a big firm with cash in reserve may cut prices below costs in order to starve smaller rivals of revenue.

Larid argued that the most critical supplies came in by rail and in any case the North Vietnamese had four to five months of stocks in reserve.

But scientists decided to let it carry out additional exploratory tasks as the orbiter is still in good condition and has fuel in reserve.

The greenback overtook sterling in reserves barely a decade after the founding of the Federal Reserve in 1913 as the backstop of dollar liquidity.

They are then either distributed to theatre, used for training or domestic purposes in the UK or held in reserve capability.

Even an on every occasion, time also be moving for us, but the day elapse, be good enough to take we hope in reserve imagination.

But for periods when imports temporarily exceeded exports, the country needed a stock of dollars or some other acceptable "hard" currency "in reserve" to pay for excess imports.

The Bretton Woods currency system gave way in 1973 to floating rates, with the dollar as the world's main reserve currency.

At least Capello was brave enough to leave Green on, though at the rate his players were dropping out he probably wished to keep a substitute in reserve.

Friends quickly offered advice. Stay in open spaces; when back at home, fill up your bath and your rice cooker, so that there is plenty of food and water in reserve.

Beijing has cut interest rates twice in less than a month, while also moving to boost liquidity by reducing the proportion of deposits that banks must hold in reserve.

Their first concern is to see that they always have sufficient notes and coin in their tills, or in reserve, to meet instantly all the demands for cash that may be made upon them.

The researchers have also posed the idea that nutrition, injury or infection in early life can have an impact on brain reserve, suggesting that we should look after our brain from day one.

Arsenal will be missing a number of players while Manchester United were able to keep some venerable players in reserve during the 3-0 win over Tottenham on Monday.

This leads to interesting game play decisions: you have to decide when to use your energy to fire at the opponent and when to keep it in reserve to withstand potential damage.

Confucius said, "If a virtuous and talented person governs, he is sure to have three years' grain reserve."