Sentence examples for any exploitation from inspiring English sources

In a clear reference to Iraq's oil reserves, the ministers, who produced a nine-point declaration, said, "any exploitation of their natural resources should be in conformity with the will of the legitimate Iraqi government and its people".

"There is no evidence of any exploitation of workers or violation of labor laws," he said.

It remained vague on details, but established the idea that any exploitation of genetic material — both future and past — must include royalties.

Any export deals by the Greek Cypriot government in Nicosia will risk the ire of Turkey, which warned during recent bailout negotiations that the Turkish Cypriot northern part of the island should share in any exploitation of natural resources.

A spokesman for Barefoot says: "Barefoot would not countenance any exploitation of Jarawa for tourism purposes from any of its guests, and most certainly will not attempt to do so itself.

Impressively, Morley avoids any exploitation of either her subject or her interviewees, allowing everyone to express their evidently honest amazement that something so unutterably sad should have occurred unnoticed in their midst.

It confirmed shale gas development would have "non-negligible" public health risks, which is a weird way to say it would be bad for the environment mostly water contamination from the toxic chemicals used in the hydraulic fracturing process and concluded that "any exploration or exploitation of shale gas in Quebec would raise greenhouse gas emissions".

"Currently we have not observed any public exploitation or attack activity regarding this issue," wrote Mike Reavey, operations manager of the Microsoft Security Response Center.

But that doesn't mean the 125-foot-high statue of Christ the Redeemer that overlooks the city is fair game for just any commercial exploitation.

"The United Nations and the Sri Lankan government deeply regret any sexual exploitation and abuse that has occurred, despite their efforts to ensure the highest standards of conduct and discipline," she said.

"That is why we are calling for a moratorium on any further exploitation of shale gas, which will allow the wider environmental concerns to be fully exposed and addressed".