Sentence examples for chief mining from inspiring English sources

The chief mining centres are Hibbing and Virginia.

The chief mining regulator has collected about 5 percent of fines.

It continues to search for a group finance director and chief mining officer to be based in Jakarta.

"The end has come just incredibly abruptly," said Nyal Niemuth, chief mining engineer for the Arizona Department of Mines and Mineral Resources.

Rather, the job largely rests with the state's chief mining inspector, who is informed of spills and judges whether to pass the information on to the radiation protection branch in the state health department or to the energy minister.

David George, chief mining strategist of JP Morgan, expects the choice of successor be a "well-managed process," much unlike the Gilbertson debacle back in January 2003.

In addition to the Bergmeister ("master miner"), the chief mine administrator, there was a hierarchy of clerical and technical personnel and a series of craftsmen and mechanics specializing in different phases of the mining operation: miners, shovelers, windlass operators, carriers, sorters, washers, and smelters.

The government's chief of mining regulation, Jacinto Rocha, said the companies had nothing to worry about.

By December 1860, Whitney had acquired his field staff (above right) consisting of William H. Brewer (party chief), James T. Gardiner (mining engineer), Richard Cotter (packer) and Clarence King (geologist), and began work.

"We have a number of mines that are this deep," said John E. Urosek, chief of mine emergency operations for the United States Mine Safety and Health Administration.

Iron ore, copper, mica, titanium, and pegmatite are the chief minerals mined.