Sentence examples for activities exploitation from inspiring English sources

Surface mining activities, exploitation of ore and stripping and dumping overburden, cause changes on the land cover and land use of the mine area.

The issues are those directly focused on economic activities: exploitation in deep water (P 7), securing vital maritime flows (P 18), bio-reducing the footprint of human activities (P 11), marine bio-economics (P 12) and, lagging far behind, sustainable tourism (P 14), the only issue with a score of "not important" reaching 20%%.

Its activities include exploitation, drilling, and extraction.

Aforementioned countries' E&P companies and their governments have also initiated research activities for exploitation of shale gas reservoirs.

For example, activities for exploitation of geothermal energy centered on vapor-dominated systems in western and central Java (in Salak or Cisolok) at the end of the 1970s, where the infrastructure was sufficiently developed.

In most of these grasslands herbivore densities are (strongly) influenced by human intervention including active management, exploitation, agricultural activities and abandonment of former agricultural practices.

The ban dates back to Oct. 1, 1989, when Florida enacted a statute prohibiting businesses from "undertaking or permitting any contest or promotion or other form of recreational activity involving exploitation endangering the health, safety, and welfare of any person with dwarfism".

people with trusting dispositions co-operate better, whereas people with distrusting predispositions tend to avoid co-operative activities, fearing exploitations.

Company reports describe CLG's activities as the "exploitation of the intellectual property and image rights relating to Lord Coe and the provision of consultancy advice on sports-related activities".

"The Argentine Government has protested against and rejected all of the United Kingdom's attempts to promote and authorize such hydrocarbon exploration and exploitation activities in the area of the Argentine continental shelf".

And their Uruguayan opposite number promoted "a South Atlantic zone of peace", denouncing what he termed the "illegitimate activities of oil exploitation" in waters near the Falklands.Ms Fernández nodded approvingly, while Britain's harried ambassador, Mark Lyall Grant, was forced to counter the barrage of accusations.