Sentence examples for minerals sector from inspiring English sources

Supported by a new transport infrastructure, the economy was driven by the booming minerals sector, particularly coal mining.

Unfortunately, the UK's stint as co-chair has got off to a shaky start with a slip-up on legislation to increase the transparency of the oil, gas and minerals sector.

Chubais had invented the loans-for-shares scheme under which businessmen took control of large chunks of the country's lucrative oil, gas and minerals sector in exchange for buying government debt at low cost.

The Framework for Responsible Mining is a joint initiative of NGOs, retailers, investors, insurers, and technical experts working in the minerals sector outlining environmental, human rights, and social issues associated with mining.

The central bank, he added, now has to steer an increasingly cautious course: it needs to temper a red-hot minerals sector and surging jobs growth, but do so without seriously damaging household debt, which has been soaring as the economy picked up.

Despite alarmist talk of an end to eastern Congo's minerals sector, major international companies are planning to invest in the areas covered by the law, and initiatives aimed at effective tracing and auditing to clean up the minerals trade are being developed.

Official data from the ministry of Environment show that the major industrial sources of lead in France are the metals and non metallic minerals sectors [ 59].

But it has small and what appear to be growing interests in the Guinean mineral sector.

Foreign investment, which centred on the mineral sector, declined drastically after the start of the civil war in 1991.

Since the end of a 10-year civil war in 2002, Sierra Leone's mineral sector has provided a financial lifeline for the government.

Its MBAs earned an average $150,000 basic salary, partly because so many landed lucrative jobs in Australia's booming mineral sector.