The phrase "above exploiting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is being exploited in a context that has been previously mentioned, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The report highlights the issues above exploiting natural resources without considering sustainability."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned exploitation" or "prior discussion of exploitation".
Nor was he above exploiting racial fears, Willie Horton-style, when such pandering suited his ideological agenda.
That's not to say it is above exploiting the violence that runs through the place like an electric charge.
Ineptitude and negligence directed British policies in India more than any cynical desire to divide and rule, but the British were not above exploiting rivalries.
He isn't above exploiting Tommy's position for publicity either; a few weeks ago, he crashed Tommy's speech at the National Press Club in Washington and demanded a meeting to discuss drug policy.
Despite a neglectful mother and an aunt not above exploiting her 7-year-old niece's gift to gratify her fondness for the ponies, the winsome and wisecracking Annie manages to survive into adulthood and marry.
Certainly – and perhaps recognising their own lack of wit or charisma – the remaining members of the band aren't above exploiting his mystery, having last year recorded an album using Edwards's long-lost lyrics.
Maybe the answer is linked to point 1 above: exploit the fact that eligibility is linked to the state retirement age, so that in due course nobody in their 60s can receive these benefits – and then, for the people who do still receive them, treat them as taxable income.
The methods mentioned above exploit the energy distribution of target HRRPs while not exploiting the waveform characteristics.
A new class of accessibility models is derived in accordance with the above definition, exploiting the strengths of both utility-based and opportunity-based models, and explicitly incorporating spatiotemporal constraints which may limit the availability of perceived opportunities.
The methods included within the RIF aim to minimize many of the limitations indicated above, whereas exploiting the advantages offered by high-resolution data for large areas such as states or countries, and over long periods of time.
Most of the above approaches exploited so far to some degree are quite complicated and require sophisticated transceiver system and demodulation scheme.
