Sentence examples for exploitation remains from inspiring English sources

However, commercial exploitation remains some years away and can only proceed after proper survey and evaluation of environmental impacts".

And yet the struggle to end, finally, this most abject form of exploitation remains of marginal concern in the development community.

Jones's production and David Harrower's translation counter this by suggesting that processes may have changed, but the climate of exploitation remains the same: the industrial chute that contained cement bags eventually turns to heroin production.

Although systematic approaches to discover cancer genes are now commonplace, assessing and prioritizing them for biological validation and therapeutic exploitation remains a largely ad hoc exercise that does not necessarily make use of the full breadth and depth of data available from the abundant large-scale initiatives.

The confusion between genius and narcissism, heroism and self-pity, generosity and exploitation remains unresolved".    .

"I think if it did come to light that there were lots of victims that had been missed that would be something the Safeguarding Board would want to look at". In a statement West Yorkshire Police said: "Tackling child sexual exploitation remains a priority and we continue to work with partner agencies to safeguard victims and take action against perpetrators.

And of course, despite the potential for exploitation, there remains the drive from potential narrators themselves to speak out against the issues they face.

"We have not seen unequivocal evidence that any one approach is more effective at tackling harm and exploitation, which remains our priority," it said.

Yet even if we feel confident that we have the tools to tackle exploitation, prevention remains, until the government acts, a very different story.

People are rolling over and just accepting [it]." Denial of child sexual exploitation in Rotherham remains a serious problem, said Casey.

Balfour Beatty has expressed interest in the construction of two railway lines.Although Mr Qaddafi has shelved his "Green Book", which among other things declares that "recognition of profit is an acknowledgment of exploitation", political meddling remains rife.