Примеры использования These reserves на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These reserves can be distributed as dividends.
Table V indicates the relative size of these reserves.
These reserves will be sufficient for at least 200 years.
Now we are in the period when we must use these reserves.
These reserves can be distributed as dividends.
If we had the resources, these reserves could bring substantial revenues.
These reserves are not yet supported by an Approved Designed document.
However, the environment for developing these reserves is not sufficiently investment friendly at this time.
These reserves are sufficient for over a hundred years of work.
The Committee was also informed that the cumulative balance of these reserves at present stands at about $63.5 million.
In fact, these reserves were much smaller than we expected.
Households are by all means the main holders of insurance reserves and these reserves are part of their total financial wealth.
These reserves will allow Kazakhstan to maintain production at the level of the year 2010 during the period of 100 years.
Gene flow andeffective population size in these reserves can be increased through the in situ planting of seedlings from other populations.
These reserves and fund balances mainly relate to the humanitarian activities in Iraq and the administrative and operational costs.
As reserves are held by several of the organizations primarily to cover imbalances in cash flow, these reserves could be released for programme purposes.
Even developing these reserves in some countries is difficult because of the restricted access of oil and gas companies.
Economies in Asia and the Pacific have traditionally managed exchange-rate volatility by accumulating foreign exchange reserves, but these reserves are not necessarily adequate.
At the end of 1997, these reserves stood at less than $400,000, compared with an optimal level of some $25 million.
During the course of the biennium, these reserves will be spread across the programmes according to actual expenditure.
These reserves were mainly received from the province, for example, from the Vyatka land, and were used in certain time and in certain amount.
However, in the future, as these reserves become exhausted, more and more European countries will face labour shortages.
These reserves, however, are largely invested outside Asia and the Pacific in low-yielding securities in advanced economies.
Figure 11 shows the ratio between these reserves and the total financial assets of households for 1995 and 2009, for countries having provided data for both years.
These reserves are mainly held in low-risk and low-yield government securities of developed countries, particularly of the United States of America.
Over the biennium, these reserves will be spread over the programme according to actual expenditure allocation.
While these reserves were sitting almost idle, developing countries were borrowing at very high interest rates to finance their own development.
The experts consider these reserves to be sufficient for 80-100 years, and the good quality of the mineral will reduce the processing cost.
These reserves are currently classified as"unconventional", with their development currently subject to the identification of optimum solutions for commercial development.
Apart from these reserves, agencies mobilize funds out of their core or non-core budget to meet emergency needs.