exploit natural resourcesの例文

• American business was given the same rights here as Filipinos to exploit natural resources.
• "People are going to exploit natural resources to survive, if that's all they know,"
• Some commercial ventures have long-terms plans to exploit natural resources originating outside Earth, for example asteroid mining.
• Indirect rule was particularly effective in enabling the British to exploit natural resources and raw materials of vast subordinate nations.
• "As American businessmen, it is not enough for us to go abroad simply to sell merchandise or exploit natural resources, " he said.
• Particular emphasis is made of the need to exploit natural resources sustainably, so that both present and future generations can benefit from these resources.
• "They were created specifically to exploit natural resources such as oil and minerals, water resources-- they aren't interested in ecological affairs, " he charged.
• He urges federal expenditures for the exploration and settlement of Mars and for a human presence that could exploit natural resources in the distant reaches of the solar system.
• It is an arena of competition for various interests, be they the interest of the market, capital owners who exploit natural resources or the interest of the people, " he said.
• These critics claim that companies buy land at unreasonable prices, force indigenous people off of land that is historically theirs, and exploit natural resources in ways that are harmful to communities and the environment.
• Unless clearly defined, decentralised NRM can result an ambiguous socio-legal environment with local communities racing to exploit natural resources while they can e . g . forest communities in central Kalimantan ( Indonesia ).
• The myth of superabundance began to circulate during Thomas Jefferson's presidency at the beginning of the nineteenth century and persuaded many Americans to exploit natural resources as they pleased with no thought of long-term consequences.
• In his activism, Posey incurred opposition not only from those who would exploit natural resources belonging to Indians but also from scientists and academics who were callous in their disregard for indigenous intellectual property rights.
• After the falling out, el-Bashir began to move away from Islamic fundamentalism, in part, experts say, out of eagerness to get foreign aid and technology from the West to exploit natural resources like oil . pvs / db
• A'nature'player may be asked to kill the overseer of a group of workers who no longer want to pollute the world with their factory, and a'technology'player may be asked to exploit natural resources that will result in a loss of the livelihood of a nearby people.
• One group, led by Sen . Slade Gorton of Washington, has worked closely with representatives of large industries like the timber and paper companies to devise an approach that would make regulations under the law more flexible and ease the way for companies to exploit natural resources.
• Experts and diplomats see various reasons for the change : pressure from the United States, spurred by suspicion of militant Islam following the Sept . 11 attacks; a power struggle between moderates and radicals within the ruling establishment; and eagerness to get foreign aid and Western technology to exploit natural resources like oil.
• Soviet proposals have included establishing joint enterprises to exploit natural resources in Siberia and the Soviet Far East, specifically, coal in the southern Yakutiya area of Siberia and petroleum on Sakhalin; cooperating in the monetary and credit fields; jointly surveying and studying marine resources and peaceful uses of space; and establishing joint activities in other countries.