Sentences with phrase «reserve status»

He saw how sterling reserve status without the automatic constraints of gold backing helped undermine the British economy in the post-WW1 period as countries that needed to boost growth accumulated sterling.

Second, international deals often use US dollars because of the dollars reserve status.

The 2016 Chevrolet Volt will have GPS location - based charging, better charge and reserve status indicators, and a more portable charging system.

A valuable fishing spot before it gained reserve status, there are also plenty of lobster and conch and the occasional manatee sighting.

Picos de Europa National Park, approved Biosphere reserve status by the UNESCO in 2003, are also worth visiting.

Panthera's local partner in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, the Hyderabad Tiger Conservation Society, has also worked with the Government to establish tiger reserve status for Kawaal Wildlife Sanctuary.

In the late 1990s the USGS also published a CD with graphic assessments of US coal reserves status, by region.

Its currency has reserve status.

Yes, the dollar will likely decline over the next decade, but it will not be likely to lose its reserve status, unless a commodity standard currency comes into being.

In the long run, if the US is only a capital importer, the US Dollar will lose its reserve status, and weaken considerably.

Considering the US share of world GDP, and its reserve status, USD exposure remains perfectly sensible in your portfolio (even without a positive USD perspective).

But the dollar's reserve status is still a powerful Get out of Jail Free card.

If you are not sure which questions to avoid, steer clear of nationality, religion, gender, age, race, marital or family status, health and / or physical abilities, National Guard or reserve status and location of the employee's home or his or her commute.

The Aboriginal Lands Amendment Bill 2004 (Tas) provides for the cessation of the reserved status of certain Crown land in Tasmania, in order to return title to the Tasmanian Aboriginal community.

The relevant legislation did not provide that an Indigenous man would lose his on - reserve status should he marry a non-Indigenous women.