Sentence examples for imposed on mining from inspiring English sources

The hot dinner-table topic in the Kimberley currently is the controversial super-taxes being imposed on mining by the Australian government in order to redistribute some of this unprecedented wealth.

So-called country-by-country reporting has already been imposed on mining and oil extraction groups by the US and is shortly to be extended to banks by the EU.

Off-highway trails into creeks and riverbeds were also closed, and restrictions were imposed on gold mining during toad breeding season.

Still, in November the energy and mining minister said mining royalties will be imposed on a case-by-case basis.

(1) Fines Enforcing agencies have the power to impose fines on mining companies if performance standards are not met as described in the permit.

American officials last month filed a challenge with the World Trade Organization protesting restrictions that China has imposed on exporting raw materials extracted from its own mines.

Even as money-spinning mines have proliferated, restrictions have been imposed on grazing.

They include an assets freeze imposed on nearly 500 people and restrictions on key industries such as mining and timber.

The industry was regulated by the Crown, who taxed mining output and raised revenue from any fines imposed on those who broke the stannary laws.

He railed against a federal regulation that would prohibit strip mining on slopes of greater than 20 degrees, which would have effectively ended that method of mining in the Eastern Mountain Coal Fields, and lamented the economic disadvantage imposed on Kentucky coal miners by the state's coal severance tax.

Similarly, mining quantitative correlated pattern [47] has been studied, with value ranges imposed on correlated attribute values, rather than on matches.