Sentence examples for mining and distribution from inspiring English sources
During 1916 and the early months of 1917, the mining and distribution of coal had been greatly disturbed by conditions resulting from the war abroad and the preparations for national defense being made in this country.
Controlling the mining and distribution of precious stones – particularly jade and rubies, which sell for the highest price per carat of any mineral – presents an opportunity at once to end one of the most hazardous forms of child labor in one of the most opaque industries and regions of the country and to contribute to Myanmar's economic growth and political stability.
Danger: Climate Changing Methane Going UP - due to accidental leaks from fossil fuel mining and distribution structures, as this map of Boston methane leaks shows.
The mining and distribution of natural diamonds are subjects of frequent controversy such as concerns over the sale of blood diamonds or conflict diamonds by African paramilitary groups.
De Beers owns or controls a significant portion of the world's rough diamond production facilities (mines) and distribution channels for gem-quality diamonds.
And it will work with companies to set up efficient mining, manufacturing and distribution systems.
The liberalisation of coal mining and electricity distribution, both government-run bottlenecks, is not discussed.
Most people know that satellite signals are used by automotive "satnav" devices, but few realise how everything from aviation, financial-securities clearing, mining and electricity distribution to mobile telecoms, road tolling and weather forecasting also relies on GPS.
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council funds many aspects of energy research including mining, gas supply and distribution, and production of nuclear fuel.
The Potomac White Sand Company engaged in the mining, preparation, manufacturing, and distribution of sand and other extracted minerals.
In 1981 and 1982 NIOSH conducted several walk-through surveys which included preliminary measurements of exposures in a variety of industries including painting trades, coal mining, production blending and distribution facilities, aircraft fueling, and communications equipment repair facilities.
