Sentence examples for From the exploitative from inspiring English sources

However, this too inspired a diversity of financial institutions, ranging from the exploitative to powerful expressions of self-help.

Nestlé, Hershey and Cadbury play central roles in buying and trading it, and they benefit from the exploitative labor practices in the agricultural sector.

"Fundamental problems remain at Sports Direct, ranging from the exploitative use of zero-hours contracts in its stores through to 'gulag' working conditions at its main warehouse in Shirebrook.

He liked to think of himself as standing at the head of a great army of decent, self-reliant merchants, artisans, farmers, and business proprietors who could protect the country from the exploitative trusts, on the one hand, and the proto-revolutionary immigrant masses, on the other, but who needed the right governmental instruments with which to do so.

Moreover, as Acemoglu and Robinson (2012) have shown, the structure of most developed countries today differs substantially from the exploitative context in which mankind used to live in pre-modern times.

The claim: Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Michael Gove said in a recent tweet that the EU prevents the UK from restricting live export of animals, from banning products which breach the UK's animal welfare standards and from tackling the exploitative trade in domestic pets raised in cruel conditions.

These can range from the innovative to the exploitative, from the refreshing to the careless.

There is spirited support from Marc Warren as the exploitative agent, to whose trousers Mari clings, and from Tony Haygarth as a ludicrous club owner who, unexpectedly, articulates the show's moral, "blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth".

Now both the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are experimenting with free-to-play mechanics, no doubt hoping to learn from the rather exploitative practices of old.

This would essentially be a way for Washington to separate the well-run, "safe" fintech businesses of the world (e.g. PayPal)  from the shady, exploitative ones (e.g. check cashers and payday lenders).

Such enlightenment would illuminate the enormous savings, along with the restoration of state sovereignty from the absentee, exploitative grip of an unrepentant, speculating, profiteering Wall Street that believes it can always go to Washington, DC for its taxpayer bailouts.