Sentence examples for economically exploited from inspiring English sources

Street children's rights extend beyond the right not to be economically exploited.

They didn't like him organizing a Poor People's Campaign to try to bring together economically exploited people of all races.

Its main tenet is that the periphery of the international economy is being economically exploited (drained) by the centre.

It was indeed misunderstood – despite being a beautiful effort to unite sex workers and other women and to identify them as similarly oppressed and sexually and economically exploited.

They may be separated from their families, trafficked, recruited or used by armed forces and groups, economically exploited, or physically or sexually abused.

In the 19th century, anti-capitalist critics such as Proudhon and Marx used the term "wage-slaves" to gain attention for the plight of the economically exploited.

Horizontal wells with hydraulic fractures are necessary to economically exploit shale gas reservoirs.

At the very least, the Chinese would come to dominate the region economically, exploiting its natural resources in a near-colonial relationship.

Nike and a number of other manufacturers have been accused of economically exploiting women and children in developing nations (so-called sweat-shop labour) while at the same time running advertising campaigns asserting that their products empower young women.

Anti-prostitution laws are also used to prosecute men (e.g., pimps) who sexually and economically exploit marginal and disempowered women, but they are sometimes used to prosecute the boyfriends and co-workers of prostitutes with whom they have consensual and supportive relationships (Almodovar 1993).

Similarly, those who economically exploit workers today will not only be confronted now, but face the same disreputable legacy.