Sentence examples for mineral rights of from inspiring English sources

In 1964 the government acquired the mineral rights of the BSAC, and thereafter it also increased mining taxation.

It is notable, he adds, that "George P Bush is land commissioner – they have control over assets and mineral rights of a state that is larger than most European countries".

As an examination of the lobbying and deal-making behind the auction makes clear, the wireless licenses are the mineral rights of the information age: rights to a limited and enormously valuable natural resource that is essential for growth in popular cellular markets and expansion into promising new technologies like wireless Internet service.

Monoclonal antibodies and the royalties are the mineral rights of the biotech/pharma world.

Have each country claim eminent domain over the land and mineral rights of every coal mine, oil well or energy source there is.

In Union County, the receiver C.N. White sold mineral rights on 288 acres of land to Robert Hall Morrison, the father-in-law of the generals Daniel Harvey Hill and Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson.

A private company would lease the mineral rights on a portion of the land and university officials would study the impact of drilling on water and air quality, wildlife and geology and recommend plans for curbing future damage.

In many cases, including that of Mr. Boyd, landowners also hold most of the mineral rights on their property.

The Church of England has denied claims that it is looking to cash in on fracking plans by claiming the mineral rights to land under hundreds of thousands of homes.

Much of the basin is under contract, but people who still hold parcels can lease out their mineral rights for annual payments of as much as three thousand dollars per acre, in addition to a twenty-per-cent stake in the oil that's produced.

He was dispatched to the hills of South Dakota by New York financiers to explore the possibility of purchasing mineral rights to the hills.