They needed to fake it for seven years in order to build up adequate reserves against losses.

(b) The reserves of the Organization

B. The reserves of the Organization

He built up enormous foreign currency reserves, which cushioned the blow of the 2008 global economic crisis.

(iv) Other reserves.

30. There is a possibility that offshore oil reserves will prove to be significant.

These loans are based on a banks reserves, and reserves are derived from deposits.

For that deposit becomes part of the bank's reserves.

Smaller reserves are found in the United States.

Besides the largest conventional oil reserves and the second largest natural gas reserves in the Western Hemisphere, Venezuela has non conventional oil deposits (extra heavy crude oil, bitumen and tar sands) approximately equal to the world's reserves of conventional oil.

Africa is a continent rich in energy, holding two thirds of the world s reserves of hydro electric power trillions of kilowatt hours representing about half of total world resources.

But General Babangida also has deep pockets.

Gas reserves should last about 50 years at present rates of consumption.

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You know, we've built up reserves. Why is that important?

The Fed has printed new bank reserves with reckless abandon.

Prudence does not, however, justify the creation of secret or hidden reserves.

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(c) Build up gross international reserves equivalent to 1.9 months of imports

And we're doing this on the second largest oil reserves on the planet.

A mechanism that allows rich countries that don t need additional reserves to transfer their allocations to those that do is readily available, using the IMF s gold reserves.

In the past decade, YPF s reserves diminished significantly, along with those of most oil companies operating in Argentina, because investment in exploration was greatly reduced.

As a result, the country s energy reserves have also become an investment magnet.

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

For, as based on the fractional reserve practice, that ten billion dollar deposit instantly becomes part of the bank's reserves.

It accounts for 82 per cent of manganese ore reserves, 69 per cent of platinum group metals and 56 per cent of chrome ore, along with other major reserves. 110

Also during the war, geologists discovered large reserves of gold that would be mined in the 1950s.

Subsequent field evaluation studies made it possible to determine the existence at Essakane of substantial reserves.

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

He became enormously popular in Iran after he nationalized Iran's petroleum industry and oil reserves.

In 2005 it had proven recoverable coal reserves of 171 million tons.

Bank reserves were in silver coins, and banknotes were convertible solely into silver.

Iraq has reserves of uranium ore which continue to be mined at Akashat, on the border with Syria.

Pajari decided to commit his reserves in a pincer attack at the Soviet troops around the hotel.

We only have two percent of the world's oil reserves 65 percent of them are in the Persian Gulf.

The company s debt asset ratio leapt from 18 to 90 as company reserves for long term development essential in the telecoms industry were used to service the loan.

But those foreign exchange balances have grown far beyond the level needed as emergency reserves.

Countries have accumulated large reserves in order to insure against shocks.

More than 60 of Venezuela's international reserves is in gold, eight times more than the average for the region.

South Africa has about 60 billion tonnes of coal reserves, which is sufficient to meet this demand.

The difference, which banks offset through transactions in the inter bank currency market, has a significant impact on China s foreign exchange reserves, but is not equivalent to the net change in foreign exchange reserves during the same period.

But there is an enormous difference all of these countries have reserves that will last another 70 100 years.

Their efforts to self insure, by, say, building up their foreign exchange reserves, perpetuate global economic imbalances.

Instead, banks have hoarded the increase in the monetary base in the form of idle excess reserves.

It would be more efficient to pool the reserves of countries that need them at different times.