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Japan's gold and foreign exchange reserves stood at $68.9 billion at the end of 1998, down from $77.0 billion a year earlier. - Japonya'nın altın ve döviz rezervleri 1998'in sonunda $68.9 milyarı gösteriyordu, bir yıl öncekinden $77.0 milyar daha aşağı.

Plural reserve

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reserve

That part of a fund's assets which is not allocated to members' accounts when interest is credited Reserves are used to reduce the level of variation in returns to members For example, in a year of good returns, a fund might put some of the earnings into reserve, and declare a lower crediting rate than the fund earned, while in a year of poor returns, the reserves might be reduced in order to increase the crediting rate to members

Monies earmarked to cover anticipated claims and operating expenses for a set period of time Reserves are an obligated amount and have three principal components: reserves for known liabilities not yet paid; reserves for losses incurred but unreported; and other reserves for various special purposes, including contingency reserves for unforeseen circumstances

a collection of articles and books which are in high demand and which can be borrowed for only a short time such as 2 hours, overnight, or a couple of days [If you know that something has been put in Reserves, you can look for it by clicking on the Reserve Desk button in Unicorn ]

third-person singular of reserve

Library materials may be placed on "reserve" by professors Reserve materials are kept behind the Circulation Desk These materials are lent to patrons for limited periods of time Books are placed on reserve because we have a limited number of copies Articles can also be placed on Electronic Reserve and are made available through the library catalog

Materials kept at the Circulation and Reserve Desk which have shorter loan periods In addition to course reserves, items on reserve at the OSU Library include current newspapers, some magazines, high demand items such as computer or programming books, study guides for teacher certification, and manuals for some computer software

library materials that instructors have "reserved" for a class to use Reserve items can only be borrowed for a short period of time

the amount that banks are legally required to keep 'on hand' to meet short-term repayment obligations (for instance, if a large percentage of depositors suddenly decide to withdraw their money) The amount banks are required to keep in reserve varies by country and has generally declined over time through the process of financial liberalization

That part of a mineral deposit which could be economically and legally extracted or produced at the time of the reserve determination

A selection of specific books, periodical articles and other materials which faculty have indicated students must read for a particular course These materials are usually kept together in one area of the library and circulate for a short period of time only The libraries also have permanent reserve collections made up of materials that are constantly in high demand and these items are identified as reserve materials in UTNetCAT Ask for reserve materials at library circulation desks

Formerly required to be maintained by the bank in accordance with Bank Act regulations The reserves were once required but they have been phased out

Funds for incurred but not reported health services or other financial liabilities Also refersto deposits and/or other financial requirements that must be met by an entity as defined by various state or federal regulatory authorities

Funds held against future contingencies , normally a combination of convertible foreign currency, gold, and SDRs Official reserves are to ensure that a government can meet near term obligations They are an asset in the balance of payments

Estimated volumes of oil, gas or other minerals that can be economically recovered from deposits in the earth with reasonable certainty

civilians trained as soldiers but not part of the regular army

Part of a fund's assets used to minimise year-to-year variation in the return to members' accounts For example, in a year of good returns, a fund might put some of the fund's earnings into reserves and declare a lower crediting rate that the fund earned, while in a year of poor returns, the reserves might be drawn upon to increase the crediting rate to members

The term "reserves" has a variety of technical and ordinary meanings, depending on the context in which it is used In the charities SORP Exposure Draft we use the term "reserves" (unless otherwise indicated) to describe that part of a charity's income funds that is freely available for its general purposes "Reserves" are therefore the resources the charity has or can make available to spend, for any or all of the charity's purposes, once it has met its commitments and covered its planned expenditure see OG 43 B1

books or other materials that are kept at the Circulation Desk at the request of an instructor, in order to assure greater availability to an entire class There are usually time limitations indicating the length of time an item can be checked out to a student

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