Many such systems, deliberately installed to exploit unparalleled security budgets and relatively little scrutiny or protest, have been designed to linger long after the athletes and VIPs have left.
He then turned around and branded his political rival and nemesis Jaramogi Oginga Odinga as someone who "deliberately (tried) to exploit the colonial hangover for (his) own interest, to serve some external force" effectively branding a former comrade-in-arms during the fight for independence as an "agitator" and neutering his (political) ambition -- by placing him under house arrest.
But the Tutorial-Using Three should not be allowed to exploit — deliberately, perhaps — a misunderstanding.
But as Mr. Trump, who is weighing a bid for the White House, has zealously sought to cash in on his name, he has entered into arrangements that home buyers describe as deliberately deceptive — designed, they said, to exploit the very thing that drew them to his buildings: their faith in him.
Writing in the new issue of Foreign Affairs, Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman state emphatically: "In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, the United States began to exploit interdependence, deliberately using its economic power as an instrument of national security.
UNITED NATIONS, Apr 29 (IPS) - The United Nations remains virtually helpless as an increasing number of armed groups - described as "non-state actors" - continue to exploit, abuse and deliberately harm children in battle zones in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
Shell fought back this week, saying that the opponents were deliberately misrepresenting the risks of the project to exploit public outrage over the gulf spill.
In a series of talks at academic conferences, videos of which have recently surfaced, Gruber says that the creators of the A.C.A. deliberately misrepresented, or kept vague, some of its contents, seeking to exploit the "stupidity" of ordinary voters.
Businesses looking to profit from forced labour deliberately seek out those made vulnerable by such conditions in order to exploit them.
But it also allows the discussants to exploit divergent meanings to obscure reality... often not deliberately, to be sure, but no less effectively for that.Such exploitation of ambiguity is often dangerous to those who attempt it.
