National Parks Access Act of 1978 〈美〉《1978年国家公园开放法》 一项联邦法律，它规定在以后的3年内，向一些国家公园包括「国立城市娱乐区」〔urban national recreation areas〕资助1 000万美元修建低成本的公共交通设施。这是国会首次大规模地向国家公园提供资金，以使没有私人汽车的人可以去国家公园游览。
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National Parks Commission 〈英〉国家公园委员会 1949年建立的机构，旨在保护和美化英格兰和威尔士的自然风光，特别是在被指定为天然公园或自然景色异常美丽的地区，也为了鼓励向这类国家公园提供或改善供游客欣赏的设施。
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national park. A scenic, natural, historic, and recreational area owned by the United States and set aside for permanent protection. • Yellowstone National Park was declared the first national park in 1872. See 16 USCA § 1a-1.
National Park Service. A unit in the U.S. Department of the Interior responsible for managing the nation’s national parks, monuments, scenic parkways, preserves, trails, river ways, seashores, lakeshores, recreational areas, and historic sites commemorating movements, events, and personalities of America’s past. • The Service was established in 1916. 16 USCA § 1.
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National Capital Parks Commission. See NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION.
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parking. 1. The sale of securities subject to an agreement that the seller will buy them back at a later time for a similar price. • Parking is illegal if done to circumvent securities regulations or tax laws. It is often a method of evading the net-capital requirements of the National Association of Securities Dealers
National Capital Planning Commission. A 12-member federal commission that plans the development of federal lands and facilities in the National Capital region, an area that includes the District of Columbia and six nearby counties — two in Maryland and four in Virginia. • The Commission was originally established as the National Capital Parks Commission, a
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national cemetery 〈美〉国家公墓 由国会批准建立，内政部园林局〔National Park Service, Department of the Interior〕管理的，为军队成员、退伍军人及其配偶提供的公共墓地。
enclave (en-klayv oron-).Int’l law. An isolated part of a country’s territory entirely surrounded by the territory of one foreign country, so that any communication with the main part of the country must pass through the territory of the foreign country. • Although international enclaves were once common, they are now relatively rare; examples include Baarle-Hertog,
Department of the Interior. The cabinet-level department of the federal government responsible for managing the nation’s public lands and minerals, national parks, national wildlife refuges, and western water resources, and for upholding federal trust responsibilities to Indian tribes. • The Department also has responsibility for migratory-wildlife conservation; historical preservation; endangered species; surface-mined-lands preservation and restoration;
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