Sentence examples for mine removal from inspiring English sources

It said he was an expert in land mine removal.

Land mine removal techniques have continued in basically the same manner since the 1960's.

Mr. Halimi, supervisor of a mine removal team from the Halo Trust, a British nonprofit organization, knows just how dangerous.

Mine removal teams have spent more than two years clearing Kunduz airport of 25,000 antipersonnel mines laid by Russian forces to ward off the Afghan mujahedeen.

With nearly 5,000 deployed around the world, it is a well-regarded source of troops, and is skilled in police training and mine removal.

Clearing those has proved the most difficult and painstaking job the mine removal teams face in Afghanistan, because the smallest movement or vibration can set the bombs off.

United Nations officials, whom Mr. Rus met in Croatia in January, believe that the software can speed up land-mine removal there and in other countries.

The administration is proposing a 50percentt jump -- to $70 million -- for land-mine removal aid, mine awareness programs and help to survivors around the world.

Mr. White also contended that joint land-mine removal along the Golan would be a project that a future Israeli-Syrian peace treaty could include.

His shirt is a lavish lavender, his cufflinks diminutive copies of nasty Russian-made land mines he's detected and destroyed some 2,000 times since signing on in 1994 in Mozambique with HALO, the Hazardous Areas Life-Support Organization, which pioneered humanitarian land-mine removal in Afghanistan in 1988.

Strip mining, removal of soil and rock (overburden) above a layer or seam (particularly coal), followed by the removal of the exposed mineral.