Sentence examples for mining and road from inspiring English sources

Tools that allow remote monitoring and management of driver fatigue are used in the mining and road transport industries.

"You can see it in the countryside: the motorcycles, jeeps, satellite antennas, solar collectors," said John Karlsen, a Coloradan who sells mining and road equipment here.

Black powder was adopted for use in firearms in Europe from the 14th century but was not employed for peaceful purposes, such as mining and road building, until the late 17th century.

Full restructuring of this scheme is required and should involve phasing out the subsidies for mining and road transport over a three-year period, with better targeting of remaining concessions," the report said.

A1 U.S. Plans for Alaska Forests The Forest Service will recommend that nine million acres of the Tongass National Forest in Alaska be opened to logging, mining and road building, while 1.4 million acres of the Chugach National Forest be protected.

° Formally protect nearly 23 million acres of publicly owned national parks and forests as federal wilderness areas, many of which already are off limits to incursion from logging, mining, and road building.

Around 20 Chinese companies are working in Myanmar on scores of projects including hydropower, mining and road-building as well as oil and gas.

With just 39 days left in office, the Bush administration has just issued a final rule change on the Endangered Species Act, removing a provision that requires Fish and Wildlife Service scientists to make sure that endangered species won't be harmed by federally approved logging, mining and road-building projects.

We consider agricultural landscapes, mining activities, and road networks.

The forest contains four areas of pristine wildernesses that have remained largely untouched by human activities such as mining, logging, and road and building construction.

Humans have changed the landscape through the construction of residences and other structures, as well as through the development of ski resorts, mines, and roads.