Sentence examples for exploitation inside from inspiring English sources

The committee at its present session reiterated its position that any oil exploration or exploitation inside Virunga would be incompatible with its world heritage status".

However, "Made in Britain", may not be what you might expect, with a damning new report of endemic exploitation inside the East Midlands garment industry.

A key element of the transition of signal processing output to its exploitation inside robots and autonomous systems is the way uncertainty is managed: uncertainty originating from insufficient sensor data, uncertainty about effects of future autonomous actions, and, in the case of distributed sensors and actuators (like for a team of robots), uncertainty about communication lines.

For instance, when a member of the board performs a transaction, declares it to the stock market authorities and after some time realizes profits based on privileged information, it is often very hard to prove intentional exploitation of inside information.

They all feed on globeflower's seeds (which do not contain adonivernith [ 25]), but differ in terms of their exploitation pattern inside the fruit [ 23] and in the level of damage inflicted to carpels.

Jail sucks, and inmates are often vulnerable to abuse and exploitation from forces both inside and outside the prison.

In addition, during the assimilation process in each iteration of IDA, the exploitation takes place inside each empire.

When it comes about through exploitation of monopoly power, inside knowledge, favours granted by the powerful, denial of opportunity, or breach of social norms, people are understandably resentful.

Qui Nguyen's new play, "The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G," an ambitious entertainment about modern identity wrapped inside an exploitation drama about what used to be called the "inscrutable Orient," suggests we have an answer.

Qui Nguyen's play "The Inexplicable Redemption of Agent G," an ambitious entertainment about modern identity wrapped inside an exploitation drama about what used to be called the "inscrutable Orient," suggests we have an answer.

In the early 21st century it has become harder for drugmakers to find new cures quickly enough to replace those on which the patents are expiring.Many drugmakers, both established ones and startups, have sought salvation in biotechnology the adaptation or exploitation of processes found inside living organisms.