Sentence examples for has prevented mining from inspiring English sources

In Congo, anarchy has prevented mining companies and timber firms from spreading into the country's remaining wild areas.

The group will initially push for a UN resolution demanding a global sanctuary and a ban on oil drilling and unsustainable fishing in the Arctic, hoping it can be given protection similar to that afforded to the Antarctic under the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty, which was signed in 1991 and has prevented mining taking place at the other end of the world.

The Bush administration also weakened a longstanding regulation known as the stream buffer rule that had prevented mine operators from depositing debris within 100 feet of a stream.

Since the primary mechanism by which ATP modulates autophagy involves activation of AMPK in response to a decrease of the ATP/AMP ratio, the authors could have prevented the text-mining error by writing "an increase in AMP" instead of "a decrease in ATP".

(Could closer guidance from mine have prevented me from killing Maddy, I wonder?) These days, for the non-devout, it is a job offer with no clear goals, description or manual.

If Wall Street or its regulators had listened to Ackman when he first chirped, the canary in the coal mine may have prevented what may go down in history as the world's most devastating financial crisis.

Better supervision of a mine with a poor safety record might have prevented the accident.

Since then, cheap natural gas and shallow, easy-to-mine coal burned in traditional power plants have prevented the technique from taking off.

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Working with its own conservative appointees and Republicans in Congress, it has already relaxed rules preventing mining companies from polluting streams and other sources of drinking water, passed a bill that rolls back workplace-safety regulations, and reversed an Obama Administration policy to stop employing private companies to run federal prisons.