Sentence examples for exploitation of her from inspiring English sources

The daughter has pressed the criminal charge of exploiting weakness — in this case, she says, Mr. Banier's exploitation of her mother's fragility to amass more than a billion euros in gifts, from insurance policies to fine artworks.

Her lawyer, Vincent Toledano, said that the novel was a "violation and fraudulent and illegal exploitation of her name, her reputation and her image".

They candidly record Anne's successive lesbian relationships along with her scholarship, mountaineering and ambitious travels, her post-1832 political electioneering and industrial exploitation of her estate.

But everyone should be opposed to the blatantly illegal violation of her privacy and the exploitation of her death by protesters using it to make their point.

But, even as Clair writes a generous check, she's in denial about her exploitation of her own nanny, an immigrant whose passport is locked up in Clair's safe.

The slave's status as orphaned a status imposed by violent separation enabled the exploitation of her as a subject lacking a life and family of her own, and therefore under the patronage of her master.

Impressively, Morley avoids any exploitation of either her subject or her interviewees, allowing everyone to express their evidently honest amazement that something so unutterably sad should have occurred unnoticed in their midst.

But that begs the question of property for A's profiting is simply her exploitation of a right that her property in the product would confer, viz., the right to exclude others from the using the product if they will not pay her for the privilege.

He recited a number of sins for which Clinton had already been forgiven, from her landing-under-fire-in-Bosnia claim to her exploitation of the Jeremiah Wright controversy.

Reviews and comments about Calloway's novel (nearly all mistake the narrator for her) are horrendous, and usually start by noting her exploitation of herself by deliberately turning on everyone with such a "jailbait" photo as the cover.

She is no more likely to achieve social equality or tackle gender discrimination and sexual violence, hate crime, the refugee crisis, corporate corruption or exploitation of vulnerable workers than her male predecessors.