Sentence examples for exploitation across from inspiring English sources

Both services allow people to anonymously report trafficking and exploitation across the US, or to reach help if they are being exploited themselves.

None of this matters unless more victims are identified and supported, more criminals are pursued and convicted, and, ultimately, we are able to address the root causes of slavery and prevent such appalling instances of exploitation across the globe.

"Our America," which ends its first season with a where-are-they-now update episode on Tuesday night, belongs to the documentary genre that sits somewhere between news and voyeurism, between investigation and exploitation, across a spectrum from PBS to TLC.

Seidl spent several years researching Paradise: Love and the other two films of this trilogy (called Faith and Hope, but don't cheer up just yet), and in that time Fassbinder, whose films also feature a lot of exploitation across racial lines, would have written nine features, a couple of multi-part TV shows and staged half a dozen plays.

The report also revealed there were 105 reported crimes with a link to child sex exploitation across Greater Manchester in the same period involving 402 victims and 242 suspects.

The pharmaceutical industry is a global business and such cross-subsidisation strategies are an attractive mechanism to allow market exploitation across individual countries.

"New police-style powers in the Immigration Act will enable the Gangmasters Licensing Authority [GLA] to investigate serious cases of exploitation right across the labour market," she said.

That we are now aware of a far richer, deeper, more diverse history of plant and animal exploitation right across the globe is thanks, in large part, to the contribution of David Harris, who has died aged 83.

Up to 370 girls may have been the victims of child sexual exploitation (CSE) across the county over the past 15 years.

Prof Jay was keen to stress in her report that "there is no simple link between race and child sexual exploitation, and across the UK the greatest numbers of perpetrators of CSE [child sexual exploitation] are white men".

He said: "We know that reporting is always going to be emotional and difficult for victims of sexual abuse but, partly following the allegations against Jimmy Savile and other high profile child sexual exploitation cases, across society there is a much greater understanding of child abuse and an intolerance of it".