Sentence examples for exploitation act from inspiring English sources

She is enraged by the decision of the Northern Ireland government to bring in changes to the law governing prostitution, under the Human Trafficking and Exploitation Act, a policy she believes is motivated by the moral conservatism of the Democratic Unionist Party, but cloaked in more universally acceptable anti-trafficking justification.

At a recent conference in Washington, D.C., two First Amendment lawyers said this federal law, omnibus legislation that included a hodgepodge of bills including the SAVE (Stop Advertising Victims of Exploitation) Act, is a dangerous intrusion on free speech rights and will make it more difficult for law enforcement to go after real traffickers.

In May, the Protecting the Rights of Individuals Against Technological Exploitation (PRIVATE) Act passed unanimously in the House.

"While  acts of commercial sexual exploitation are acts of violence as well as violations of human rights, they are not always treated as crimes," said Shigeru  Mochida,  the  Deputy  Executive  Secretary of ESCAP.

Media exposés and popular outrage led Congress to pass by unanimous vote the Sexual Exploitation of Children Act of 1977, which criminalized the production and sale of child porn.

The presence of non-replicating (but otherwise equal) pathogens may still have positive fitness contributions to host exploitation and might act (sub additively to increase virulence.

The Internet SAFETY (Internet Stopping Adults Facilitating the Exploitation of Today's Youth Act) Act, introduced by Rep. Lamar Smith and Sen. John Cornyn, threw out some numbers that are quite startling.

Far from being a humanitarian gesture, international adoption has come to be seen by some as the supreme act of exploitation.

One has to go back to Richard Nixon's deployment of the families of prisoners of war and US soldiers missing in action in Vietnam to find a similar act of exploitation.

The battle for Rotherham's three seats is not going to be a pretty: Champion, Barron and Healey are already suing Collins for defamation after she claimed they knew about sexual exploitation and failed to act.

A House bill introduced by Representative Carolyn Maloney, a Democrat of New York, and Representative Barney Frank, a Democrat of Massachusetts, would halt this exploitation by making the act effective on Dec. 1.