Sentence examples for extract resources from from inspiring English sources

"Inclusive economic institutions that enforce property rights, create a level playing field, and encourage investments in new technologies and skills are more conducive to economic growth than extractive economic institutions that are structured to extract resources from the many by the few," they write.

BAS must not be used to make it easier to extract resources from the Arctic and Antarctic.

If a country thinks the best use for the ocean is to extract resources from it, it can weight those factors more heavily.

In what is being seen as a major breakthrough for this embryonic technology, the government of Luxembourg has thrown its financial muscle behind plans to extract resources from asteroids, some of which are rich in platinum and other valuable metals.

"These entities extract resources from every oil, natural gas and coal province in the world, and process the fuels into marketable products that are sold to consumers on every nation on Earth," Heede writes in the paper.

By this theory, the big, hungry human brain is a very useful tool, which has allowed humans to colonize nearly every habitat on earth, and to extract resources from the most forbidding of landscapes.

And the environment ministry's decision to block Vedanta should serve as a warning to any company intent on extracting resources from tribal land without members' informed consent.

After the 12-0 verdict, Survival International, which campaigns for the rights of tribal people, said: "Vedanta's experience should serve as an important lesson for companies intent on extracting resources from tribal peoples' lands: they must seek the communities' free, prior and informed consent and not proceed without it".

Their starting point is that an unconstrained Leviathan would maximize its rents by extracting resources from as large as possible a jurisdiction (which at the limit might be the entire world).

It has not generally shown itself interested in establishing neo-colonial relationships -- it has extracted resources from Asia, Africa, and Latin America without installing client states, building military bases, or sending in the equivalent of the special forces -- and even its semi-tributary relationship with North Korea generates considerable skepticism in Beijing.

Out of necessity we could develop bacteria to extract resources directly from the regolith — a useful technology for Earth as well.