Sentence examples for agreements to exploit from inspiring English sources

Best of all, the province has signed agreements to exploit one of the world's richest nickel deposits, at Voisey's Bay in Labrador.For decades, young Newfoundlanders have migrated to Toronto as the province's economy languished.

The contracts, which have not been put out for bid, are modest in size but would also grant the companies advantages in later bidding for much more lucrative agreements to exploit Iraq's richest oil fields.

FastCAP is working with MIT on an exclusive agreement to exploit it.

When every country ask in a trade agreement is to exploit consumers or weaken the regulation of businesses, the exploitation of consumers and the weakening of the regulation of businesses becomes a global crusade.

Because of a lack of international agreements on how to exploit asteroids, many investors are leery of backing space mining ventures, according to Chris Lewicki, the president and chief executive of Planetary Resources, a company that intends to develop the emerging field.

In Germany, the Times reported, "the major political parties entered into a 'gentleman's agreement' this year not to exploit any information that might be leaked as a result of a cyberattack".

If, as we are constantly being told, the Falklands dispute is the precursor to a much larger one about South Georgia and the Antarctic peninsula, we must transform a zero-sum ritual dance about sovereignty into an agreement to jointly exploit the resource riches around these islands, while also fully protecting the important marine environment.

This time he had the opportunity to work on technology transfer projects, negotiating licensing agreements with companies that wanted to exploit France Telecom's patented technology.

For France the agreement signals a new willingness to exploit its culture for political and economic ends.

It also said it was particularly concerned that the agreement granted Google the right to exploit orphan works "for unspecified future uses".

In many respects Mr. Lazio stood to gain even if there were no agreement, as he has chosen to exploit Mrs. Clinton's reliance on soft money as evidence of her close links to special interests groups and her association with President Clinton's often-criticized fund-raising tactics.