Denmark reserves the right to exclude the press and the public from trials as per its own laws.

Moreover, Venezuela has its own economic problems, despite its enormous dollar reserves.

But they also point to the upside the oil industry, in its never ending search for more reserves, need not beg Congress for the right to despoil Alaska.

It is estimated that the Norwegian section alone contains 54 of the sea's oil reserves and 45 of its gas reserves.

In the winter, the bear lives off its fat reserves.

Jordan proposes to remediate the damage to its rangelands by creating and managing 185,000 hectares of rangeland reserves and wildlife reserves in the Eastern Badia.

If the author does not agree to this limitation, he is free to request the Committee to review its decision on admissibility, in which case the State party reserves its right to make further submissions on this issue.

To preserve its precious foreign currency reserves, Egypt needs the US and its allies to provide foodstuffs.

In recent years, the company has spent vigorously on everything but developing its reserves.

Reserves

4.7 Should the Committee consider the complaint ongoing, the State party reserves the right to provide full comments on admissibility and merits.

The country has the world's largest natural gas reserves, the 8th largest oil reserves, and the second largest coal reserves.

Central Asia s hydrocarbon reserves, and its pivotal location, make it strategically important for many countries.

The country's oil reserves have played a major role in its growing wealth and influence.

Because of limited reserves, Bahrain has worked to diversify its economy over the past decade.

Africa s natural gas reserves amount to about 8 of global reserves.

Oil export earnings allowed Russia to increase its foreign reserves from 12 billion in 1999 to 597.3 billion on 1 August 2008, the third largest foreign exchange reserves in the world.

Fortunately for its democratic prospects, Egypt has only very modest reserves of natural gas and oil.

China would not only lose the value of its dollar reserves, but would suffer major unemployment.

It has paid off its foreign debt and built up foreign currency reserves of 450 billion.

9.2 The State party recalls that in the 1923 Williams Treaty, the author's First Nation agreed to give up its aboriginal rights to fish, except for a treaty right to fish in the reserves set aside for them.

12.8 The Committee notes that the evidence and arguments presented by the State party show that the author has the possibility to fish, either pursuant to a treaty right on and adjacent to the reserves or based on a licence outside the reserves.

(l) Other reserves

(j) Operating reserves

A reduced Chinese appetite for reserves would be reflected in an appreciation of its currency and a reduction in its trade surplus.

In the first four months of this year, China added 44.3 billion of US Treasury securities to its reserves, meaning that such debt now accounts for 38 of China s total foreign exchange reserves.

Under option one, UNOPS relies on short term, rapid return portfolios to build its investment capital and reserves.

(g) Transfers to reserves

And its enlightenment as to its wrong and its right

Finally, with the government about to exhaust its entire foreign reserves, Yam realized that he had to change course.

In other words, France uses African reserves to finance part of its budget deficit at a concessional interest rate.

Iran, it is often claimed, has no need for nuclear power, given its abundant oil and natural gas reserves.

Its reserves had been used up, even as US troops kept arriving at the rate of 10,000 per day.

Other reserves comprise the following

Second, countries with large accumulations of dollar reserves will be shifting substantial fractions of those reserves into euros.

As long as Gazprom remains opaque, Europe cannot know whether its key supplier is spending enough to develop future reserves.

Covering this drop in reserves more than half of gas reserves and a fifth of oil reserves have been consumed with imports implies an annual cost of more than 300 billion.

The country has plowed some of its oil money into increasing its contributions to the BEAC, and now reportedly provides 48 of CEMAC s foreign currency reserves.

Since the end of the 1990s, its fund balance eroded as revenues failed to cover operating costs, investment needs, or reserves to meet its statutory obligations.

The Authority reserves the right to enter into contracts with respect to resources other than (polymetallic sulphides) (cobalt crusts) with third parties in the area covered by this contract.

Under those circumstances, Iceland reserves its position as to its possible future participation in the further consideration of issues relating to the establishment of the regular process.

UN Security Council Resolution 1564, passed on 18 September 2004, reserves the bulk of its criticism for the government of Sudan.

Therefore, a central bank must continually increase the amount of its reserves to maintain the same power to manipulate exchange rates.

In view of that fact, my delegation reserves the right to revisit any issues that were not properly considered and on which no concrete action was taken on this occasion.

It now seems clear that China intends to use its foreign reserves to further its own global geopolitical strategy, not to buttress the international system that has enabled its three decade boom.