Sentence examples for exploitation now from inspiring English sources

With exploitation now legislated against instead of actively encouraged, and Asian markets offering workers at a discount, the labour isn't all that cheap anymore.

About half of online child sexual exploitation now occurs on social networks, said Peter Davies, chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Center, a British government body.

Both of these problems are attributed, especially by those with an interest in diverting attention from themselves, to America — the first to American economic dominance and exploitation, now thinly disguised as "globalization"; the second to America's support for the many so-called Muslim tyrants who serve its purposes.

IN the week or so before the film "United 93" opened, there were fretful questions being asked, like "Is America ready?" and "Is such a movie a form of exploitation?" Now that it has opened — and Paul Greengrass's film is a good one — a small wave of self-congratulation has begun to break across the country.

As an Indian immigrant, seeing these and other examples of Hindu exploitation now makes me cringe.

Is this all there is to seeing an end to violence and exploitation now?

The exploitation has now entered the World Cup venues; the abuse is tainting football.

Whether anywhere else in this crowded island will be opened up for similar exploitation is now in doubt.

He said: "I believe that the police response to safeguarding children and young people from child sexual exploitation is now adequate.

Finally, some recent results for model direct methanol fuel cells are given, showing that critical performance parameters for commercial exploitation are now achievable with modern catalytic formulations and cell designs.

Other renewable energy resources, which were previously not economically attractive or technically feasible for large scale exploitation, are now being considered to form a significant part of the energy mix.