Examples of 'charbonnages' in a sentence
Meaning of "charbonnages"
Charbonnages (verb) - a French term that translates to 'coal mines' in English, often used to refer to the mining of coal
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Charbonnages de Beringen is one of seven mines in the area.
Commission decision on fresh endowment capital to Charbonnages de France conversion companies.
The Charbonnages de France group and its coalfields held a virtual monopoly of national output.
Accounted for by coal industry Charbonnages de France.
Charbonnages de France.
Planning and monitoring of the Centre des Charbonnages.
It is operated by Charbonnages de France.
Tools to drill boltholes have been developed in the Lorraine Coalfield of Charbonnages de France.
Managing Director of the Charbonnages de Monceau-Fontaine.
The French Government intervened by covering the losses incurred by the Charbonnages de France.
Charbonnages de France, Paris, increase of production capacity at La Houve colliery.
Normal charge ' overall in respect of primary insurance ( invalidiry / old age and sickness / maternity ) on Charbonnages.
Charbonnages de France has reduced outsourcing to a minimum as coal production will beterminated by 2005.
Treatment of phenol-contaminated water . Carling . Charbonnages de France.
He joined the Charbonnages de France in 1982 as category manager of styrenics and derivatives products.
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Mining at the site was taken up by the Société anonyme des Charbonnages d'Argenteau in 1919.
Charbonnages de France, Paris (global loan): project to promote the consumption of Community coal.
Conclusions ( Primary insurance + supplementary insurance + charges carried forward ) A. ' Normal charge ' to Charbonnages de France 1.
Charbonnages de France, Paris Construction of a coal-fired electricity-generating unit at Carling.
Charbonnages de France, Paris, construction of 600 MW electricity generating set at Carling.
Charbonnages de France, Paris, construction of a 600 MW coal-fired generating station at Carling.
