Sentence examples for exploitation involved in from inspiring English sources

There is no exploitation involved in the appearance of the woman with Down's syndrome, they said.

Nor does the case appear to have provoked comment from among abortion reformers, despite it having vividly highlighted the potential dangers of deception and sexual exploitation involved in the black market abortion trade.

The judge added: "There is no doubt that even though there is one victim in this case, this is a serious case of exploitation involving elements of modern slavery in an organised manner".

The Guardian has been recognised at the Amnesty International Media Awards for its work on exposing the abuse and exploitation of workers involved in Qatar's World Cup preparations and for digital innovation.

There is "a collective amnesia about the levels of violence, exploitation and racism involved in many aspects of imperialism, not to mention the various atrocities and catastrophes that were perpetrated, caused or exacerbated by British colonial policies and actions," she said.

MJ carried out cell cultures, mRNA extractions, RT-PCR quantification, immuno-cyto chemistry experiments, participated in data exploitation and was involved in drafting and critically revising the manuscript.

The exploitation of components involved in the physical interaction between LDs and mitochondria or peroxisomes (Pu et al. 2011) may also contribute to a better understanding of the interconnection between lipid storage and cellular physiology.

Researchers identified 310 girls aged between 12 and 17 who were victims of exploitation in the North-east and Cumbria, with reports of exploitation involving taxi drivers, takeaway workers, pizza delivery drivers and men working in car washes.

Most child sexual exploitation involving CSA and CPO are undetected and unprosecuted in the "Dunkelfeld" (German: "dark field").

Mr Aso, a straight-talking nationalist, said the Japanese, on the other hand, were trusted because they had "yellow faces" and had "never been involved in exploitation there, or been involved in fights or fired machine guns".

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.