Sentence examples for exploitation according to from inspiring English sources

(Firstpost) An increasing number of children are being trafficked for sexual exploitation, according to the National Crime Records Bureau data.

"'The Department of Defense does engage' in computer network exploitation, according to an e-mailed statement from an NSA spokesman, whose agency is part of the Defense Department.

The fund, which will be used for scholarships and general restructuring grants, will be paid in part by surpluses from copper exploitation, according to the president.

Mr. Groezinger's arrest came as part of a broader investigation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement into child trafficking and exploitation, according to a complaint filed by Leonard Bogdanski, a special agent with the federal agency.

Although women and girls account for more than 70% of human trafficking victims, the largest increase in the number of refugees and migrants since the aftermath of the second world war has left children and men more vulnerable to exploitation, according to the report.

Here, both the collaboration with governmental bodies (N18) and the need for collaboration with educational bodies (N14) on selection and specification of practices and exploitation according to minimum standards are noted for transparent development.

The archipelago's polar bear population has increased significantly since 1973, when hunting them was banned after a century of over-exploitation, according to the Norwegian Polar Institute.

LONDON (Reuters) - The world is depleting underground water reserves faster than they can be replenished due to over-exploitation, according to scientists in Canada and the Netherlands.

Largely, scientists think that the "earthquakes occurred were not caused by other factors such as floods or oil exploitations", according to an article on NewsRomania.com.

As well as having "devastating impacts" on both forest-dependent people and biodiversity, the destruction of tropical forests for commercial exploitation has, according to the study, released an estimated 1.47 gigatonnes of carbon each year – equivalent to a quarter of the EU's annual fossil fuel-based emissions.

About 70% say they faced some kind of exploitation in Libya, according to research by the International Organisation for Migration.