Sentence examples for exploiting mineral from inspiring English sources

Critics also say the Maoists do not physically attack the businesses they accuse of unfairly exploiting mineral resources but extort money from them instead.

Greenland and the wider Arctic is seen as one of the new frontiers for exploiting mineral wealth, but uncertain national boundaries have also opened up potential political, if not military, conflicts.

It has since been developed as a planned company town (although ownership of the mine has changed hands several times), exploiting mineral deposits that include significant amounts of lead and copper as well as zinc, cadmium, silver, and germanium (a metalloid element used as a semiconductor).

"The public has no control over exploiting mineral resources," said Khus-Zarate.

But few of those are presently found in the Arctic.In northern Norway the Sami, having won legal rights to some local resources under a 2005 law, are pushing for new compensation from firms exploiting minerals and oil and gas.

To insinuate the imperial conqueror into the native community in order to exploit mineral resources?

It happens anyway, as those who are wealthy borrow money to acquire more land and the rights to exploit mineral resources.

Without aid the economic imperative to exploit mineral and energy resources can become irresistible, as Ecuador has now concluded after receiving derisory financial support from the international community.

Gabriel Resources was born in the breakup of the state-owned economy after Communism's collapse when Romanian businessmen with little mining experience and suspected ties to the former secret police won a vast concession to exploit mineral deposits.

Chesapeake's decision also undercuts one of Albany's main fears: that companies with leases to exploit mineral rights in the watershed would sue if the state denied them the opportunity to do so.

The maintenance of high productivity by fertiliser indicated that its application caused a sustainable change in stand productivity due to inducement of trees to develop a root system that can exploit mineral nutrients and moisture on site at full potential (Herbert and Schönau 1990).