Sentence examples for rights to exploit from inspiring English sources

Commercial miners want both a clear title to their holding and exclusive rights to exploit it.

Previously firms owned minerals wherever they had a right to mine, but new laws describe underground deposits as state property; the government then grants rights to exploit them.

On that occasion, the SADR asserted its people's exclusive rights to exploit the natural resources in a 200-nautical-mile zone surrounding the territory.

The Garden said the Newco offer was not an offer to transfer the rights to exploit Yankee games on televisions, which such traditional contracts grant.

It happens anyway, as those who are wealthy borrow money to acquire more land and the rights to exploit mineral resources.

The island was granted home rule in 1979 and self rule in 2009 — including full rights to exploit and administer its abundant natural resources, plus the right to full independence from Denmark should the people of Greenland so choose.

The Constituent Assembly will have to deliberate everything from minority rights to exploiting Nepal's hydropower potential to war crimes.

"Our only obligation is to offer them 100percentt of the right to exploit the Yankees' exploitation rights, which may not be in the form they have it now".

The use of resources is capped and the right to exploit them is auctioned.

In 1987, the FIA transferred to APM the right to exploit the broadcasting rights to FIA championships other than F1.

Among other things, they scrapped foreign energy companies' hard-won right to exploit the oil and gas that they discover.