Sentence examples for uranium projects from inspiring English sources

Four of them were among seven people kidnapped in Niger in September 2010 while working with Areva and Vinci on uranium projects.

Two days after the trip, Mr. Giustra's company signed preliminary agreements giving it the right to buy into three uranium projects controlled by Kazakhstan.

Within two days, corporate records show that Mr. Giustra also came up a winner when his company signed preliminary agreements giving it the right to buy into three uranium projects controlled by Kazakhstan's state-owned uranium agency, Kazatomprom.

Furthermore, Kurzin was not shy about admitting that his connections in Kazakhstan were instrumental when UrAsia Energy, a company Kurzin and Giustra started, purchased the title to uranium projects.

Then, two days after that, Uzbek president Islam Karimov and Xi signed off on nearly $15 billion worth in agreements in Uzbek oil, gas and uranium projects.

As one senior American intelligence official put it, "You're not going to find the North Korean uranium project from these guys".

Last year uranium miner Toro Energy began drilling at the Wiluna uranium project, 960km northeast of Perth, the first new uranium mine in WA to receive federal government approval since the government lifted a ban on uranium mining in 2008.

The Canadian company has been exploring for uranium in Australia since 1996, and is also involved in the proposed Yeelirrie project, WA's biggest uranium project, which it bought from BHP Billiton for $430m in 2012.

Canada's Cameco, the world's third-largest uranium miner, has said it is only worth pressing ahead with its Kintyre uranium project in Australia's Great Sandy Desert if the uranium price climbs back above $67 a pound.

But today American officials estimated that North Korea's highly enriched uranium project started sometime around 1997 or 1998 -- roughly the same time Pakistan tested the missiles it received from North Korea.

Yet the C.I.A. report -- at least the unclassified version -- made no mention of how one of the world's poorest and most isolated nations put together its new, complex uranium project.