Sentence examples for blood trade from inspiring English sources

The article acknowledged the "explosive growth" of the virus in some rural areas where the illegal blood trade was common.

When an official internal inquiry failed, her MA thesis at Sunderland University on the global blood trade traced a trail to infected donors from Arkansas prisons.

China's AIDS epidemic is unusual, and during the 1990s was fuelled in large part by infections transmitted through its illicit plasma and blood trade.

Not a dissident, but a doctor who is out to save lives and considers herself too old to mince words, Dr. Gao has used her own time and money to visit the province's afflicted villages and teach people about the dreadful new disease, and she has spoken frankly about the devastation and the blood trade to some Chinese and foreign journalists.

Then he asked, "Tell me, is there a cure for this sickness?" The illegal blood trade thrives in China because of perpetual blood shortages at hospitals and at companies that make medicines derived from blood: most Chinese are unwilling to donate blood.

I will not contribute another cent to "blood trade".

In the past couple years, Charlie Sheen has spent most of his time talking about dragon blood, trading one goddess for a new one and generally "winning".

Major priorities for the new regime were to defuse ethnic tensions, stem unemployment, restore electricity, and continue the crackdown on the "blood diamonds" trade that had disrupted international trade and investment.

The Kimberley Process Certification System was set up in an attempt to stop the blood diamond trade.

He was inducted into the order in 1659, after the king obtained a dispensation from the pope to overrule doubts as to Velázquez's blood and trade.

He made his official debut on the New York social circuit earlier this month when he was a host of his first major party, for Global Witness, the swashbuckling British organization known for exposing Africa's "blood diamond" trade.