Sentence examples for resource-rich land from inspiring English sources
Most are fighting for autonomy and rights over their resource-rich land.
The ruin has left Congo, a resource-rich land about the size of Western Europe, a nation in name only.
Macdonald, as NSW resources minister, had sole discretion over how resource-rich land was distributed when he set up a 2008 coal tender process, benefiting the Obeid family to the tune of tens of millions of dollars.
What do we need to end the violence of war, endemic abuses of women and the unconscionable poverty that gives children in this resource-rich land an average life expectancy of 46 years?
In that time, the generals have succeeded in turning a resource-rich land of 45m people, once considered to have one of the most promising economies in Asia, into an oppressed, poor nation widely shunned by the outside world.
Thanks partly to Yeltsin's courage, Russia is no longer Communist, but largely because of Yeltsin's economic ignorance, his resource-rich land with its literate people is stagnating and imploding.
LRO will collect more data with greater precision so that scientists can find safe and resource-rich landing sites and design systems appropriate for the lunar environment, says Vondrak.
For countries and/or regions with resource-rich lands and low population (e.g., Russia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and Turkmenistan), their development continues to depend on natural resources inclusive especially of timber, oil/gas, mining, fisheries, agriculture, and hydropower (Bergen et al. 2013).
We will prepare to fight in the Eurasian heartland, the South China Sea, and the resource-rich lands of Africa -- because if we don't fight them there, we'll have to fight them here.
One of the harshest impacts of the continuous pressure on Ngäbe authorities to open their resource-rich lands has been to intensify the fissures that open among the communities as deals are cut without community support.
This is one reason Colombia is a world leader in internal displacement, with over five million people living in desperate conditions after being forced to flee their resource-rich lands.
