Sentence examples for exploit practices from inspiring English sources

But Mr Johnson split with Mr Taylor soon afterwards and seized control of the capital, Monrovia, prompting a long civil war underpinned by ethnic divisions; Mr Taylor went on to exploit practices of ritual killings in Liberia to sow terror in his 14 year war for power.

To exploit good practice and promote the performance for hand pose estimation, we propose a Region Ensemble Network (REN) for directly 3D coordinate regression.

Unless all human life, regardless of age or potency, is viewed as special and sacred, the rights and lives of human beings will continue to be exploited through practices like abortion.

In 2004, the World Health Assembly urged member states to protect the poor and vulnerable from being exploited through practices of illegal organ trafficking that had become widespread throughout the world.

Teammates can tell Ripley-like stories of Clark's shooting exploits in practice.

It exploits the practice in this country that local calls (usually within a 12-mile radius) are always free, even with basic phone service.

In the past, such electronic intrusions have either exploited the practice of "phishing," to persuade unsuspecting users to allow their computers to be compromised, or exploited vulnerabilities in software programs permitting the attacks to gain control of systems remotely.

Till date, the resonant demodulation technique (envelope analysis) has been widely exploited in practice.

Developing security-critical systems is difficult and there are many well-known examples of security weaknesses exploited in practice.

By not taking and not exploiting, we practice ahimsa.

To exploit the German practice of first bombarding the British front line before swiftly moving the artillery-fire back to the German outpost line, the plan called for the infantry to cross the danger zone without artillery support, before the German artillery could react.