| It seems that the stock of royal lands was dwindling faster than it was being replenished by forfeitures and reversions to the Crown. |
| There are several reversions to male incubation from a shared incubation ancestor. |
| They look more like reversions to the mean after years of above-average growth. |
| When conditions turn favourable, plan sponsors often feel that they should control the use of funding surpluses, whether through contribution holidays, surplus reversions or benefit improvements. |
| The new law does not establish expiry terms for the exercise of these activities, neither does it provide for asset reversions, as could have happened in the previous legal regime described above. |
| Against a backdrop of brisk consumer spending, revenues from the Group's shopping centres continued to rise with rental reversions amplifying the major impact of index-linked rent adjustments. |
