Sentence examples for convicted of exploiting from inspiring English sources

By Alexander Stille June 25, 2013 Americans learning that Italy's former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has been convicted of exploiting a teen-age prostitute and sentenced to seven years in prison might say, "Well, that's the end of him".

Two Peterborough men have been convicted of exploiting vulnerable teenage girls and using them for sex.

Tommy Senior, James John, Patrick Connors and Josie Connors were convicted of controlling, exploiting, verbally abusing and beating the men for financial gain.

James John, 34, and Josie Connors, 31, were convicted of controlling, exploiting and abusing the men for financial gain at a caravan site near Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire.

Tommy Sr, James-John, Patrick and Josie Connors were convicted of controlling, exploiting, verbally abusing and beating the men for financial gain and face a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison.

One wonders if that last concern has a bearing on why we have seen a series of high-profile court cases in which men from predominantly South Asian backgrounds have been convicted of sexually exploiting young girls.

- The former pastor of the Pella's Covenant Reformed Church in Indiana was convicted of "illegally exploiting his female parishioners for sex," a fancy way of saying he used his role as spiritual comfort giver to let his penis go on a shopping spree for damaged and vulnerable ladies.

A pensioner has been convicted of trafficking and exploiting an African woman she used as a slave.

Belden has now been convicted of actions taken in exploiting that crisis.

This was the section that saw Andrew Bolt convicted of breaching the Racial Discrimination Act back in 2011 for suggesting that "fair-skinned" Aboriginal people were exploiting their heritage for political gain.

In addition, charges were eventually brought against the gang masters and farmers who had exploited the workers, leading to a 2017 trial in which 12 people were convicted of enslavement and human trafficking.