Sentence examples for joint exploitation from inspiring English sources

The agreement reached in June 2008 was supposed to allow joint exploitation of the field.

Heliophysics is a new research field that explores the Sun Solar System Connection; it requires the joint exploitation of solar, heliospheric, magnetospheric and ionospheric observations.

Chinese representatives with the aim of joint exploitation of the oil resources of the seabed around Taiwan, neighboring is lands and the shallow seas ad jacent to other parts of China and Korea.

A function that defines the joint exploitation of the wind energy by the electrolyzer and the external electricity grid is introduced and then, by using that function, an optimal operating regime for the plant is determined.

In this context, the beginning of auroch domestication in this region is conceptualized not so much as an adaptive response to subsistence source base shortage, but rather as a phenomenon caused, together with joint exploitation of the same settlement area, by resource spatial distribution.

The Raman and LIBS techniques afford molecular and elemental analysis data respectively but their joint exploitation in the field was found to provide enhanced information concerning the composition of complex materials, such as the paints investigated in this study.

The treaty recognises the rights of both nations, and establishes a special regime for the joint development, exploitation and management of the Greater Sunrise gas fields.

Nevertheless, the lack of exchange related to joint business exploitation resulted in project failure as no commercial or sustainable business platform was generated.

Again talking up Obama's absence and the destabilizing spectacle of the Washington shutdown, Li induced the Vietnamese leadership to sign a dozen trade and investment agreements in exchange for which Vietnam agreed to a working group on joint PRC/Vietnam exploitation of natural resources in the Gulf of Tonkin.

We should help China develop domestic energy resources like shale gas and encourage China and Japan to revive their 2008 plan for joint undersea gas exploitation.

CMats gives Timor-Leste 90% of the current oil revenues from the joint petroleum development area, and Australia 10%, but a further treaty (Sunrise IUA) gives Timor-Leste only limited claim over future exploitation of the larger Greater Sunrise field.