A true enterprise of exploitation is growing in the dark corners of the Internet.
One major question we should pose is this: what solution can be offered to the plight of small enterprises in Iran for exploitation of innovative opportunities?
APRA was dedicated to Latin-American unity, the nationalization of foreign-owned enterprises, and an end to exploitation of Indians.
A majestic customs house, 200 feet high and made of the finest Portland stone, adorned with soaring columns, is erected at one of the corners of the gigantic triangle, a fitting symbol of what this enterprise is really about: trade, exploitation, colonialism.
Largely synonymous with the so-called Aprista movement, it was dedicated to Latin American unity, the nationalization of foreign-owned enterprises, and an end to the exploitation of Indians.
Post-war logging and deforestation exacerbated as a result of timber exploitation by state forest enterprises (SFEs) or resource overuses following economic crises linked to collectivization and internal migration programs (De Koninck 1999; McElwee 2004, 2016).
College athletes are critically aware of the gross exploitation of the athletics enterprise, in which ongoing questions are raised about compensation fairness for their labor.
These conditions are further amplified by cultural and linguistic differences, a historical legacy of distrust and exploitation within the research enterprise, and concerns about scientific colonialism [ 3].
The N.C.A.A. claims — as it always does — that it is acting to protect its athletes "from exploitation by professional and commercial enterprises".
Industrial enterprises in Gitega include a livestock market, peat exploitation, and a tannery.
