Sentence examples for exploitation from the from inspiring English sources

The outer islands have higher concentrations of Native Hawaiians who are well versed in a local history of exploitation, from the American overthrow of their monarch in 1893 to environmental costs of sugar plantations and tourism.

Its most famous production was The Cheviot, The Stag And The Black, Black Oil (1973), based on a Scottish ceilidh and telling the story of the nation's exploitation, from the Highland clearances to the oil boom: much toured, it was also successfully adapted for BBC TV.

The UN assistant secretary general, Anthony Banbury, said there were likely to be 69 confirmed allegations of sexual abuse or exploitation from the UN's 16 peacekeeping missions around the world, including 22 in the Central African Republic, for the whole of 2015.

It is here that Don finds himself in a food chain of exploitation, from the Mexican migrants made to do dangerous work on the grisly "kill floor", to the small-scale ranchers driven out of business, to the mutinous students working behind the counter.

Baun continued her crusade against future development projects by working with other communities throughout western Timor island to map out their traditional forests in an effort to establish indigenous territorial rights and defend their lands from impending exploitation from the mining, oil, and gas industries as well as from commercial agriculture.

Any sense of partisanship on the filmmakers' part — as the case progressed, they came to believe in the innocence of the West Memphis Three — was less troublesome than the overall atmosphere of exploitation, from the screen time given to Mr. Byers's rants to the practice, repeated in "Purgatory," of periodically showing the crime-scene photos of the dead, naked bodies of the 8-year-old victims.

In order to have efficient power exploitation from RES, the optimum monthly tilt angles of PV panels and the optimum tower height for wind turbines are calculated.

UNICEF is working internationally to prevent child exploitation from happening in the first place, but legislation is needed to deal with the crime once committed and to act as a deterrent.

This program aimed to remove children in vulnerable situations of violence and sexual exploitation from risk, mitigate the psychological damages and give them a new chance at opportunity.

Governments, families and communities must do more to prevent abuse and exploitation from happening in the first place and to protect children who fall victim to abuse.

The Philippines suffered from three years of Japanese occupation and exploitation and from the destruction wrought in the reconquest of the islands by the Americans in 1944 45.