Sentence examples for amount to exploitation from inspiring English sources

Whether the person consented to the journey is not relevant: key factors can include whether they were deceived, or their vulnerability or rights abused; how far they were controlled; and whether working and living conditions amount to exploitation.

Not surprisingly, such notions have many opponents, who argue they amount to exploitation of India's people and resources, and could threaten the very biodiversity they seek to capitalize on.

Instead it amounts to exploitation, decided at the whim of a Jobcentre Plus adviser".

But he also denounced legal jobs where the low pay amounted to exploitation.

Vasilyev said the reform amounted to exploitation of the departure of Michel Platini as Uefa president, the Frenchman having been deposed before being banned from football by a Fifa ethics committee last December.

But the family's one-month stay basically amounted to exploitation, Truong said.

Initially found on the UK government "Find an apprenticeship" website, the "Apprentice Sandwich Artists" job posting has since been taken down amid a flurry of criticism, mainly because £119 per week (just under $150 USD) essentially amounts to exploitation.

In arguing that the clause amounted to economic exploitation of the players, Mr. Scully anticipated an arbitration decision the next year that considerably modified the reserve clause and opened baseball's era of free agency.

Apparently, the effort to keep members of the LGBT community from killing themselves amounts to political "exploitation," which is obviously much more terrible than teenage suicide.

The investigation found evidence to suggest that thousands of Nepalese, who make up the single largest group of labourers in Qatar, face exploitation and abuses that amount to modern-day slavery, as defined by the International Labour Organisation, during a building binge paving the way for 2022.

The Guardian  reported Nepalese workers in Qatar "face exploitation and abuses that amount to modern-day slavery".