Mines in a sentence

According to information from DGM, there are 70 active mines and quarries, 12 captive mines, 13 mines under restoration, and six mines under renewal process today.

Human Rights Watch observed three unexploded mines in the area and numerous plastic and metal remnants of the PFM mines, as well as remnants from the cassettes used to carry the mines in an Uragan-series rocket.

In most cases these minefields consist of a combination of anti-tank and anti-personnel mines, with the anti-personnel mines making removal of the anti-tank mines more difficult.

Mixed anti-personnel and anti-tank minefields, anti-personnel mines under anti-tank mines, and fuses separated from mines have all been used for this purpose.

The mines can usually be turned into "normal" mines with a switch (which prevents the enemy from simply capturing the controlling station and deactivating the mines), detonated on a signal or be allowed to detonate on their own.

And then the diamond mines came online, and so that fuelled Yellowknife for 30 years and then eventually these diamond mines will wind down, and hopefully lithium will be the thing that fills that gap.

Fernando E. Ganoza has over 15 years of management experience in Latin America, including key roles in developing mines in Peru and Mexico as the project manager and country manager for Canada-based producer Fortuna Silver Mines Inc.

Four big mines, Barrick Lumwana, FQM Kansanshi, Mopani, and KCM (Konkola Copper Mines), dominate Zambia’s copper production, accounting for about 80% of the annual copper production.

He is the former president of the East Kootenay Chamber of Mines and a director of the BC and Yukon Chamber of Mines.

The Copperbelt Civil Society Mining Consultative Forum is also urging the government to make decisions on matters affecting the mining sector, particularly Mopani Copper Mines and Konkola Copper Mines.

Colorado School of Mines hosts a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Beck Venture Center April 4. This new building along Washington Avenue will classrooms and coworking spaces for Mines students to meet with entrepreneurs, investors and mentors.

For 658 mines used, 54 ships were sunk or damaged, at a cost of 12 mines per ship.

Mali’s Ministry of Mines similarly said they “deeply regretted” the incident and urged mines to “comply with safety requirements,” The AP reported.

President Hichilema made these remarks when a team from Mopani Copper Mines and International Resources Holdings (IRH) visited him to unveil technological developments at Mopani Copper Mines.

We’ve traveled these routes so many times, we know where the old mines are and we go through places we’re sure of, but they plant new mines.

Countries of origin for Mines international students; the darker the country, the more Mines students.

As with many of its A2/AD systems, Iran could employ a combination of “smart” influence mines along with large quantities of less capable weapons such as surface contact mines.

But this time, two enormous, open-pit mines operated in Wyoming by Blackjewel — Eagle Butte and Belle Ayr, the fourth- and sixth-most-productive U.S. coal mines — abruptly closed.

Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety director mines safety Andrew Chaplyn said given it was a police matter, the department would not provide comment.

Every time I need a break I find myself loading it up, tagging a few hundred mines, and watching the globe slowly turn into islands of orange-flagged mines amid broad swathes of cleared tiles.