For most of the film, Panahi endeavours to exploit a loophole in his sentence by being in front of the camera, rather than behind.
The GLA's chief executive, Paul Broadbent, said: "No matter how robust and secure company systems and structures are, organised criminality can and will infiltrate the legitimate supply chains in their endeavours to exploit workers.
These endeavours have been driven by the need to exploit the unique chemical and physical properties associated with CNMs (e.g. strength [6, 7]), as well as the desire to develop synthetic strategies that are cost-effective and non-destructive to the environment [8 10].
As lord lieutenant of Ireland (1672 77), Essex purged the country's financial administration, repelled attempts to exploit the Irish land market, and generally endeavoured to improve the condition of Roman Catholics.
Opposition leaders sought to exploit the downgrade.
to exploit the resources.
It is a stage of development in the union whose purpose is to facilitate economic co-operation among its members, to create relationships that strengthen the common endeavour to grow, to achieve gradual convergence of their economies and to better exploit the opportunities presented by shared objectives and the abolition of borders.
Ukraine had to attack with even greater endeavour now, leaving more spaces to exploit.
Vargas, however, was unable to dominate the political forces of the country or to exploit social and economic trends to his advantage, and, because he endeavoured to abide by the constitution of 1946, some Brazilians criticized him for weak leadership.
The aliens proceed ruthlessly to exploit us.
