Sentence examples for economy exploited from inspiring English sources

18.7 million, or 90%, of people in forced labour are part of the private economy, exploited by individuals or enterprises.

"At a time when the science could not be clearer on the need to reduce global carbon emissions, and when governments worldwide are shifting to a low-carbon economy, exploiting the Galilee Basin is a reckless proposition," the report states.

Georgia and Armenia could flourish as entrepôt economies, exploiting their geographical advantages and piggy-backing on the resource boom.

First, obstruct any and all efforts to strengthen the economy, then exploit the economy's weakness for political gain.

The British government announced plans to overhaul its asylum system, saying it wanted to address the dual problems of illegal immigration and an underground economy that exploited unskilled labor.

The dynastic leaders of ancient China regularly conquered and consolidated territory while developing China's economy; this exploited the nation's natural resources in such a way that it contributed to famines and natural disasters according to the Council of Foreign Relation's Elizabeth Economy in The River Runs Black: The Environmental Challenge to China's Future.

The workers at the bottom of La Salada's complex economy are exploited.

They took advantage of the quirks that always exist in a market-based economy and exploited that and paid themselves an ungodly amount of money.

The Fundamental Principles said that the state had the right to change the Afghan economy from an economy where man was exploited to an economy were man was free.

Illegality feeds "a massive underground economy that exploits a cheap source of labor," Mr. Obama said.

It appears increasingly clear that winners in the new-energy economy will exploit the strengths of each side.