Sentence examples for plans for exploitation from inspiring English sources

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However, no combined Paramount-DuMont network ever materialized; according to television historian Timothy White, by this time "a television network was no longer among Paramount's plans for exploitation of the small screen".

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To the contrary, their main response has been to plan for exploitation of newly accessible minerals in the Arctic, including drilling for more oil.

Lastly, our findings offer developers and investors a way to better plan for exploitation of the resource through feasibility studies and site assessment plans.

The state government became more receptive to plans for the exploitation not only of natural gas fields but also of the extraordinary ore bodies around Olympic Dam.

Mr. Harris agreed with the characterization of the festival screenings as a kind of a test run for the digital restoration, which suggests that he and Zoetrope have plans for future exploitation, including, maybe, a DVD and Blu-ray.

His plan called for exploitation of the gap in the Soviet lines between Vilnius and Lida by an advance towards Vilnius using the road and railway.

Bob Crow, RMT general secretary, called the plans "a recipe for exploitation" and warned that jobs were at risk, adding: "The assault on jobs and working conditions set up by McNulty, and now mirrored by the government, will be met by a national campaign of resistance".

It was published in a technical report, and this survey is reviewed in this paper, with the hope that this will furnish findings important in working out the plan for promoting exploitation of mathematical talent in biomedical research.

Even before coming to power, Hitler in Mein Kampf (1925 27; "My Struggle") had hinted at his plans for broad educational exploitation.

Bob Crow, leader of transport union the RMT, said the rail plan was a "recipe for exploitation with the train operators given the green light to rob passengers blind".

The basic truth must be accepted that it is impossible to have a plan for a road or for exploitation at moderate cost without a good preliminary inventory.

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