Sentence examples for brokers of human from inspiring English sources

Companies with stuff to sell still want to reach consumers to create demand, and since advertisers are ultimately brokers of human attention they stand to benefit from scarcity, in the same way rents increase when housing is scarce.

The report suggests that the U.S. and NATO contingents are spending hundreds of millions of dollars annually on contracts with Afghan security providers, most of which are local power brokers guilty of human rights abuses.

Launching his career as a police reporter for Melbourne's Herald Sun newspaper for five years before moving into television, Doran's investigations have taken him around the globe – from feuding drug gangs in Buenos Aires to the secret world of human organ brokers in Southeast Asia, and exclusive, covert investigations on human trafficking and child slavery in the Philippines and Myanmar.

AFTER silencing all-too-appropriate shouts of "butcher!" from the courtroom gallery, a federal judge in North Carolina earlier this month sentenced a man with the rather grisly job title of "human tissue broker" to eight years in prison for selling medically unsuitable bone, tendons and skin for transplant.

Testimony from survivors, brokers and human rights groups indicate that hundreds of Rohingya men were sold from the network of trafficking camps recently discovered in southern Thailand.

Her broker, Larry Carty of William B. May, is also a screenwriter and an observer of human nature.

International tissue brokers and stock market listed tissue processors and distributors are emerging, with far-reaching consequences for the allocation of human tissues.

The insurance broker has 97 staff in Sheffield and Southampton and they were all on at least the living wage already, said Moverley, head of human resources.

"We are brokers of trust," he said.

Women are caretakers and brokers of health for their families.

Brokers are humans and can make mistakes when putting in an order.