In 1961, the area of the islands above high water was proclaimed a permanent reserve for the management of wildlife.

He was a permanent reserve for the full England side during the early 1950s but never earned a cap.

The permanent reserve would be phased in over a 5-year period and total at least $50 million.

As on Friday, the Fed yesterday executed so-called coupon passes, which from time to time are used to add permanent reserves to the banking system, offsetting seasonal liquidity shortages.

So it has been ever since, with Barnes, a more colourful, controversial and flamboyant alternative, condemned to a state of permanent reserve as Andrew's safe hands and feet unfalteringly served his country.

Mr. Gore also called on Congress to create a permanent reserve for home heating oil in the Northeast, a sensible long-term buffer for a vulnerable area.

The people then camped in Halls Creek and were given State Government assistance to move to Kundat Djaru which was made a permanent reserve in 1982.

The native forest has been for the most part destroyed and the permanent reserves gradually cut down to give way to cattle and farming.

"We need more compact developments, sidewalks, accessible retail and employment centers and permanent green reserves."

The park was conceived of as part of "a necklace of emeralds," large permanent reserves of open green space connected by trails that would ring the city.