The phrase "allocation of extraction licences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource management, environmental policy, or regulatory frameworks where licenses are distributed for the extraction of natural resources.
Example: "The government announced the allocation of extraction licences for the new mining project, aiming to ensure sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "distribution of extraction permits" or "granting of extraction licenses".
Most of the mineral extraction licences were issued by national government for 90 years in the 1950s, and remain legally binding.
But in his last 12 months of office, and drained by scandals the latest, over the allocation of broadcasting licences, has just cost him two ministers he is ill-placed to force solutions down the throats of conservative civilians or the army.
This chapter focuses on the factors influencing the Chinese government's allocation of branch licences to foreign banks.
The number and allocation of the licences between dispatchers must be taken as a given in each tender.
Because of the Chinese government's policy to effectively ration banking licences, the allocation of branch licences is due more to the objectives of the Chinese government than the objectives of foreign banks.
The factors influencing the government's allocation of banking licences to foreign banks are in terms of the government's open door policy and its regulation over foreign banks.
Also, as the allocation of taxi licences is subject to a needs test, and tenders require that capacity be documented when a bid is submitted, there is a significant likelihood that the taxi service will be permanently reduced in response to the loss of tendered contracts to the minibus industry.
The natural variation of the benthic community of eastern Channel paleovalleys was investigated over a four-year period in the context of an aggregate extraction licence for the French side of the English Channel.
It is the second local channel launch (after Estuary TV in Grimsby), but the first one created entirely from scratch following the allocation of licences by Ofcom.
SPANIARDS have a phrase to describe the attitude of the country's media giants as they await the government's decision on the allocation of digital television licences: "callarse como una puta", to shut up like a whore.
