The FAO and the Vatican highlighted two international agreements, the FAO Port State Measures Agreement (PSMA), the first ever binding treaty targeting illegal and underreported fishing, which has been linked to human rights abuses, as illegal vessels are often the ones involved in exploitation, as well as convention 188.
Responses recorded included low morale, feelings of resentment and exploitation as well as frustration.
But it also covers more elusive, and evolving, interests, such as exploitation of one's personal name and image (right of publicity), trade secrets, and a generalized concern with prevention of acts amounting to unlicensed appropriation of another's time, labor, and money.
If you're inclined to look at the history of America as one of exploitation, they can be made to fit that too.
However, increasing benefits to participants and communities involved in research is widely agreed as one approach to minimize exploitation.
Sexual deception reflects unusual specialization based on chemical exploitation of one or a few pollinator species, whereas pollination in food-deceptive orchids is less specialized, attracting a range of pollinators much as do food-reward flowers.
Reflexive exploitation of one's own child, as Gregor does to score a business deal, should in theory be repellent.
An atypical life history is generally defined as one that has greater vulnerability to exploitation and whose characteristics have not been fully addressed through the stock assessment and biological reference point development process.
Renewable Energy Sources (RES) exploitation for electric energy and hydrogen production has been identified as one of the leading ways towards a future sustainable energy system.
Barnardo's recognise this "inappropriate relationship" – typically involving an older abuser with control over a child – as one of three main models of child sexual exploitation.
