Sentence examples for empowered prostitutes from inspiring English sources
(There is no point arguing here that empowered prostitutes exist almost entirely in the imagination of screenwriters).
Some anti-trafficking groups think greater transparency might empower the prostitutes, who often receive, at best, a meagre share of the cash paid by their clients.
■ Are prostitutes "exploited" or are they "empowered"?
A child or adult trapped in this social injustice is not a 'child prostitute' - they are anything but empowered, they are victimized again and again.
When he prostitutes himself at age fifteen he is empowered.
But it seems clear that Ruth, in abandoning her husband to live with her in-laws and apparently work as a high-class prostitute, is making her own choice and feels personally empowered rather than enslaved.
But in an interview with MSNBC.com in 2006, Mr. Elms said that he started The Erotic Review in 1999 because he wanted to empower the customers of prostitutes.
Do you now see that it is possible to reach and empower beggars, thieves, and prostitutes and you had never seen that possibility before?
In Britain, in the 1860s, a push by the military to stop the spread of sexually transmitted disease led to a campaign: disguised officials were empowered to kidnap any woman who looked as though she might be a prostitute.
