Sentence examples for exploitation of low from inspiring English sources

Whole Foods announced in April it would stop stocking products made by prison labour after customers accused the supermarket chain of participating in the exploitation of low paid prisoners.

In recent years, the stimulated reservoir volume is a new developing technology applied to the effective exploitation of low permeability shale gas reservoirs.

This paper analyzes and discusses the exploitation of low temperature, water-dominated geothermal fields with a specific attention to regenerative Organic Rankine Cycles (ORC).

The combination of gas drilling and horizontal well has been considered as an effective technique for the exploitation of low permeability reservoirs to protect reservoir, enlarge drainage area and increase production.

Previous research into the use of Flame Hydrolysis Deposition (FHD) of glasses in integrated optics has focused on the successful commercial exploitation of low cost optical devices within the field of telecommunications and optoelectronics.

Moreover, the implementation of intelligent energy management is characterized by the optimization of consumption profiles to increase the efficiency of exploitation of low resources by achieving a better temporal adaptation energy production-consumption.

"The government is failing to address the exploitation of low-skilled immigration in the labour market.

Ms. Baoanan's case is being used by her supporters to make larger points about the exploitation of low-wage immigrants from the Philippines and elsewhere.

The founders of Europe never envisaged the union undermining the livelihoods of working people by permitting the uncontrolled exploitation of low-cost labour from eastern Europe.

Piketty said a national minimum wage could "avoid a situation of extreme exploitation of low-skilled workers, particularly in areas of limited opportunity to move".

Some customers, however, protested what they called the exploitation of low-paid prisoners, and Whole Foods decided to remove the products from its shelves.