Sentence examples for exploitation of mines from inspiring English sources

The exploitation of mines by slave labour and the looting of Indian palaces, temples, and graves in Central and South America resulted in an unprecedented influx of gold that literally unbalanced the economic structure of Europe.

The exploitation of mines by slave labour and the looting of palaces, temples, and graves in Central and South America resulted in an unprecedented influx of gold that literally unbalanced the economic structure of Europe.

The peak exploitation of mines in the Godolphin region was from 1815 to 1850 (Atkinson 1994).

The application results indicated that digital mine upgrades and enhances the capability and range of mine surveying and mapping, and is of great significance for guarantee of efficient, green and intensive exploitation of mine.

On the environmental front, the programme calls for greater energy diversity, which will mean the promotion of wind and solar power; more ethanol production; the maintenance of hydrogeneration (which currently supplies more than three quarters of Brazil's electricity); and the scaling back of thermal power and exploitation of mine oil deposits located in "sub-salt" strata deep under the Atlantic.

In examining the government's disposition and the territorialized settings of mining control, I identify two official architectures of rights: one supporting the private accumulation of capital through the foreign exploitation of mining resources and the other aiming to concede ethnic rights.

He also developed a water pump run by windmills, which ameliorated the exploitation of the mines of the Harz Mountains, and he worked in these mines as an engineer frequently from 1680 to 1685.

We also introduce the spatial profitability index as an analytical tool for the design and medium-term exploitation of multiseam mines.

Its development began with the discovery of coal deposits in the locality early in the 20th century, but exploitation of the mines did not begin in earnest until the 1930s.

The rape of more than 150 women and children earlier this month in Luvungi, North Kivu, in the DRC's mineral heartland is probably (it is not yet proven) directly connected with the exploitation of the mines from which these minerals come.

There was a noticeable increase around the apogee of Athens and a major increase in production arising from the exploitation of lead mines during the Classical era of the Roman Empire [3].