Sentence examples for hill resources from inspiring English sources

Now, after a decade-long effort, Canada's Turquoise Hill Resources, in a joint venture with the Mongolian government, is about to start pulling the mine's riches from the ground.

The deal awarded a 66 percent share of the mine to Turquoise Hill Resources, formerly Ivanhoe Mines, whose majority owner is Rio Tinto, the multinational mining company with headquarters in Melbourne and London.

A plan by two foreign companies, Rio Tinto of Australia and Turquoise Hill Resources of Canada, to begin shipments from a huge copper mine was delayed by the government before the election amid demands that Rio Tinto keep more proceeds in Mongolia.

Some 34% of OT is owned by the Mongolian government and 66% by Turquoise Hill Resources (which also controls the firm that owns Ovoot Tolgoi), a subsidiary of Rio Tinto, a British-Australian mining behemoth.The mine has just produced its first copper concentrate.

Turquoise Hill Resources, the company which developed the Oyu Tongoi mine, is Canadian.

It is not just Turquoise Hill Resources that is using the Dutch tax treaty route, Mr Batjargal said.

San Diego-based SG Biofuels secured a series A investment of $9.4 million led by two privately held companies involved in the development of renewable energy, chemicals and biotechnology, Flint Hills Resources in Kansas, and Life Technologies Corporation in Carlsbad, Calif.

Significant divisions included Georgia-Pacific, which makes and sells tissue, packaging, paper, building products and pulp, Flint Hills Resources, which operates refineries in Alaska, Minnesota and Texas, and Molex, and electronics components comapany.

The United States alone produced 13.8 billion gallons of ethanol in 2011 and companies like ADM, Poet, Valero Energy Corporation, Green Plains Renewable Energy, and Flint Hills Resources LP produced 40% of the total amount in the US.[3] Pay attention to the major companies in your country.

The ideal city should have access to irrigation, lots of open plains or grassland, possibly some source of shields (Either forests or hills), some resources such as wheat or cattle and have no flood plains or jungle, as this will spread disease throughout your city.

SISYPHUS didn't have any help rolling his BOULDER up the hill, but because resources here are limited and the Across Lite (and possibly the New York Times game play) version of the puzzle does not display the way Mr. Chen had planned, I'm going to help him out.