Sentence examples for exploitation developed from inspiring English sources

The legislation that aims to protect Britain's workers from explicit exploitation developed over the course of the 19th and 20th century, and was born from a curious mixture of workers' demands, the campaigning of paternalists and government action.

Charcoal data from archaeological sites located in the Cantabrian region (N Spain) presented aims to reconstruct the interactions between climate dynamics, vegetal landscape and woodland exploitation developed by humans throughout the different Holocene cultural stages.

Five panels will deal with identifying forms of commercial exploitation, developing a legal framework, adapting policies that address these issues and strengthening forms of international cooperation.

In recent years, China's deep oil and gas exploration and exploitation have developed rapidly.

A conceptual design framework for wastewater treatment with advanced bioresource exploitation is developed.

To simulate the dynamics of feeding behaviour and intake during sward exploitation, we developed a mechanistic model of intake rate that combines sward architecture and foraging decisions, and we linked this model with another focusing on control of intake.

This appears to be the case of the indigenous communities in the Corrientes river basin, where industrialization related to oil exploitation has developed successfully.

[[ 11], p. 205] Along these lines, Emanuel argues that "...the purpose of specifying the extent of the obligation to provide benefits to LMIC that participate in biomedical research projects is to minimize the possibility of exploitation by developed country researchers and sponsors.

The huge number of productive wells in PRB, which is estimated to exceed 30,000 (Hellenic Ministry for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change-Special Secretariat for Water 2014), is indicative of the groundwater over-exploitation conditions developed in the basin.

That is, their businesses demonstrated the discovery, evaluation and exploitation of novel opportunities, such as addressing customers that were not currently served (exploitation) or developing new products or services (discovery).

And it comes at a time of renewed criticism from advocacy groups worried about an exploitation of developing countries amid the global scramble for resources as food prices climb.