Sentence examples for exploitation no from inspiring English sources
President Bush must waste no time in moving beyond rhetoric to deeds if he means to convince the nation that the Republican Party, after decades of cynical voter exploitation, no longer has room for a "Southern strategy" steeped in appeals to disgruntled whites.
Proving once again that crows are smarter than humans, the house crow is a beautiful example of avian exploitation: no populations of house crows are known to exist independently of humans and our ubiquitous "trash heaps", "rubbish tips" or "garbage dumps".
Although the SE sector of the aquifer had more intense groundwater exploitation, no land subsidence processes were detected, as coarse-grained sediments predominate in the substratum.
Police were said to have given child sex exploitation no priority, regarding many child victims "with contempt" and failing to act on their abuse as a crime.
The State of the World's Children 1997 reports on the progress made in recent years in protecting children and their rights, but it also condemns exploitative child labour as "one of the worst abuses of those rights" and confronts the myth that such exploitation no longer exists in the industrialized world.
"This exploitation is no longer exploitation by traditional fishing people to meet regional needs," Monaco's Patrick Van Klaveren told delegates.
Unlike some forms of elder abuse, financial exploitation leaves no visible scars.
By the early 20th century, however, this exploitation was no longer profitable, and most colonies were left alone or actively protected.
That "sacred trust" was read as justifying settlement, greater exploitation, and no rights for black (and precious few for Coloured) Africans, plus a creeping annexation into South Africa as a "fifth province".
If the first series of Big Brother broke the mould, later series would be beset by scandal with a succession of race rows, on-screen fights, accusations of exploitation and no end of sexual shennanigans What he says: "It is much more difficult making popular TV.
