Sentence examples for extraction rights from inspiring English sources

One eliminated a requirement that they pump a minimum amount each year to retain their extraction rights.

Rules around land ownership and water contamination are also often more lax in many US states than in the UK, where the mineral extraction rights are ultimately the property of the Crown.

The day's events underscored both Russia's restored sense of confidence and the international competition for access, influence and extraction rights in the far north, which has intensified as oil and gas prices have surged and as trends in global warming have encouraged speculation that the region could become more navigable.

Two weeks before I arrived, Guinea's mining minister had announced a seven-billion-dollar deal with a Chinese consortium for exploration and extraction rights to a range of raw materials, in exchange for a new power plant, paved roads, and other development projects.

When this bonanza was discovered, oil-company representatives came to me hoping to lock in permanent and exclusive extraction rights for a fee that was truly eye-popping (although that may also have been a result of the seismic "thumper trucks" they used).

The deputy director of the institute, Liu Feng, said that China not only claimed sovereignty over most of the islands in the South China Sea, but also transportation, fishing and mineral extraction rights over "all waters within the nine-dash line".

In a series of e-mail exchanges, Mr. McCarthy explained that he was aiming for uniformity in what might be called the Goldilocks approach: don't overextract, don't underextract, get the extraction just right.

Fig. 2 Port site for splenectomy Fig. 3 a Extraction of right inguinal lymph nodes.

The left panel (a) shows the normalized peak areas of the spike ion in the feed material spiked volumetrically once before extraction, the right one (b) shows the same for the feed material spiked after extraction.

From the left hemisphere the cortex and the hippocampus were dissected, transferred into RNAlater® (Applied Biosystems/Ambion, Rotkreuz, Switzerland) and stored at 4°C until subsequent RNA extraction; the right hemisphere was fixed in paraformaldehyde (PFA) 4% in PBS for the subsequent histopathological assessment of brain injury.

Most companies fail to do this, even though it is technically possible and costs on average only 1% more than extraction without the right technology.