Sentence examples for issue mining from inspiring English sources
By continuing to issue mining permits, regulators are only letting the problem get worse, she says.
The rule has made it easy for the Army Corps of Engineers to issue mining permits and hard for the courts to deny them.
The ruling legally informs but does not bind the state's mining minister when deciding whether to issue mining and environmental licences to the Indian conglomerate.
It is the states that issue mining and power station licenses, and there are many ways they could shut them down, although nobody suggests that each state should go it alone.
Lynham also did not wait for the outcome of a federal court judicial review on whether the National Native Title Tribunal (NNTT) was right to allow the Queensland government to issue mining leases after the Wangan and Jagalingou claim group rejected a deal with Adani in 2014, they argue.
Human rights lawyer Benedict Coyne is handling the fourth legal action by the mine opponents, a separate federal court appeal against justice John Reeve's ruling that the state government could issue mining leases over the W&J's 2014 rejection of a deal with Adani.
It is the responsibility of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources to issue mine permits that must include subsidence mitigation plans.
At a time when morale is an issue, mine was lifted.
Under the leadership of the country's president, it will focus on two key issues: mining in the south Gobi desert, and water supply in the capital, Ulaanbaatar.
Miners say they are particularly concerned by the slow pace at which the government issues mining permits, the lack of coordination between local governments and the national government and an often poor security situation around mine sites.
As for the modern in-situ mines, the companies are supposed to restore the quality of the aquifer to its condition before the mining began, according to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, which issues mining licenses and regulates the operations, by designation of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
