Sentence examples for exploitation his from inspiring English sources

"Since becoming police and crime commissioner he has repeatedly publicly made tackling child sexual exploitation his number one priority".

And, much as the censors endorsed Graham Greene's exposés of capitalist exploitation, his readers in the USSR went to him for a devil-may-care attitude that had been expunged from contemporary Russian literature.

But Broad was masterful in his exploitation, his Test-best figures of 7-44 as heartening for England's Ashes summer ahead as they were decisive in this isolated contest.

By the end of the book Greene has seen him through all the stages of his exploitation, from his initial modesty through his Georgia vacation and the subsequent weeks of simple enjoyment, through this longer period of self-delusion and on to his bewildered decline.

A lengthy "Acknowledgments" section outlines critiques of his own outsize and self-indulgent ego, of his exploitation of his parents' deaths and brother's childhood, and even of his efforts to alleviate his guilt by writing about it.

The New York Times, which editorially has supported the candidacy of Hillary Clinton, whose vast White House experience clearly did not include corralling her husband, now editorializes contemptuously about Spitzer's betrayal of the public trust as well as about his exploitation of his "ashen-faced" wife, who, like Hillary, stood by her man.

There is something chilling about his dismissal of his ragged, wartime recruits as "food for powder" and about his ruthless exploitation of his old collegiate chum, Justice Shallow.

Since Muhammad was, unlike many other religious leaders, not simply a sage or a prophet but a ruler in his own right, this exploitation of his politics is not as great a stretch as some would argue.

He is scornful of Yukio Mishima's exploitation of his country's myths and his attempt to persuade the world of their validity.

From the outset though, it became evident that Jeremic was stacking the panels/discussion in an overt exploitation of his UN post to promote his nationalist appeal for future political office in Belgrade.

From there, it's another step down to the show that's likely to get the most attention in this group: "Losing It With John Stamos," in which Mr. Stamos continues his career-long reaction against (and exploitation of) his "Full House" persona by interviewing other celebrities about how they lost their virginity.