Sentence examples for equitable exploitation from inspiring English sources

It aims to preserve the diversity of life on Earth, facilitate the sustainable use of plants and animals, and allow fair and equitable exploitation of natural genetic resources.

It's just exploitation.

But it's very important for world leaders, and certainly for all citizens, to recognise that we cannot get an equitable development that is not based on respect for nature and avoiding over-exploitation of nature.

It is unlikely that Beijing will move beyond calculated pragmatism using its current position as Sudan's largest investor to motivate for equitable and transparent exploitation of oil resources.

Joshi is also likely to oppose global agreements on product patents and intellectual property rights, such as those spelled out by the World Trade Organization, explaining that "we will assert more robustly India's national interests and hope to create a world order which is more equitable, humane, and free of exploitation".

They suggested that it might even be necessary to impose a total "moratorium on the commercial exploitation of traditional knowledge of genetic resources" until a more equitable system could be created.

In 1882, influenced by Henry George's view that the rent value of land belongs to all, Shaw concluded that private ownership of land and its exploitation for personal profit was a form of theft, and advocated equitable distribution of land and natural resources and their control by governments intent on promoting the commonwealth.

For purposes of subparagraph (B)(i)(IV), the denial of fair and equitable nondiscriminatory market access opportunities includes restrictions on market access related to the use, exploitation, or enjoyment of commercial benefits derived from exercising intellectual property rights in protected works or fixations or products embodying protected works.

A born revolutionary, he desired to create a more equitable social order by making Islam a religion of service rather than a means of exploitation.

These measures are far more equitable than resorting to harvesting and selling organs, which opens the door to corruption and exploitation.

Child Protection and Participation Improved and equitable use of a child care and protection system that effectively protects children from violence, exploitation, abuse, and neglect.