11.   The company is cutting back on touring for the time being, mainly to conserve its resources for the expansion effort in Dallas.

12.   The Bush stasis allowed the Democrats to conserve resources until the final three weeks of the campaign, when they matched the Republicans dollar for dollar.

13.   The deed required that the resource be conserved but also made available for public enjoyment, Webber said.

14.   The Senate passed a stripped-down energy bill on Thursday that would produce little new fuel for Americans and do little to conserve existing resources.

15.   This year, Barnes has raised more money than any candidate in either party, and has conserved his resources for TV by tightly limiting other spending.

16.   An excellentstrategy propels tactical schemes, conserves resources, pursues a clearobjective and offers the choice to be opportunistic.

17.   Democrats said they are already making tough choices to conserve resources for the most competitive states.

18.   Environmentalists say thinking must shift toward conserving existing resources, not exploiting new ones.

19.   He proposed giving that control to an appointed board of experts, which he said would help conserve resources and help develop the arts in the territory.

20.   --Theodore Roosevelt IV, great grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt, to discuss the need for conserving national resources.