Sentence examples for charged with exploiting from inspiring English sources

But running Petrobras, charged with exploiting vast new oil discoveries deep offshore, is another matter.

Friedrich Flick himself was sentenced to seven years in prison for war crimes (charged with exploiting Soviet and other slave labourers in his mines and plants) in the Nürnberg trials.

A politician and nine alleged high-society predators were due to appear in a Bordeaux court on Monday charged with exploiting the mental frailty of Liliane Bettencourt, the L'Oréal heiress, at the climax of a seven-year saga dubbed a judicial "Dallas" by the French press.

With reference to the recent trial of nine south Asian men charged with exploiting young girls in Rochdale, he said: "Guys, remember you are now on prime time TV and it's not grooming nor terrorism". A comment on the Koran scene added: "Do you think that such egregious going ons in our communities should be depicted on comedic gags for laughs?

The ACLU charged the FBI with exploiting a "loophole" in the Justice Department's 2003 "Guidance Regarding the Use of Race by Federal Law Enforcement Agencies" that prohibited racial and ethnic profiling in all contexts except in national security and border integrity investigations.

Charged with protecting public lands while exploiting their resources — for mining, drilling, timbering, ranching — Mr. Stringer's agency has been at the center of a fierce battle in recent years as companies have sought to lease federal property and get drilling permits.

"We now recognize that the vast majority of individuals charged with prostitution offenses are commercially exploited or at risk of exploitation.

Mr. Miller's employer, the Bureau of Land Management, which is part of the Interior Department, is charged with balancing the need to exploit energy and mineral resources against the need to preserve cultural and environmental bounties.

However, because working with drifting FADs is difficult, accepting this precept would preclude the scientific community from providing urgently needed information to organizations charged with management of fisheries that exploit drifting FADs.

Stiglitz seems to demand a kind of shifting body of law that insures that those who "exploit" will be charged with criminal fraud and go to jail; how they will be chosen for punishment, and how the law will be written, is vague.

"He was solely charged with protecting our pension fund, but he exploited it for his personal benefit instead.