Sentence examples for exploitation rights from inspiring English sources

Lonn Trost, the Yankees' chief operating officer, defended the terms of the proposed deal in a letter to Munoz, saying, "The partnership is confident that, by exploiting its television exploitation rights itself, it can realize" the $2.4 billion.

"Our only obligation is to offer them 100percentt of the right to exploit the Yankees' exploitation rights, which may not be in the form they have it now".

A new type of landless authority could still enjoy the rights, including maritime exploitation rights, that the nation used to have before the waves rolled in.

In a statement, CBS said, "CBS controls the Internet exploitation rights for both programs, and will comply with any eventual negotiated agreement between the A.M.P.T.P. and the W.G.A".

He added that the "benefits and synergies afforded by MSG Network's television exploitation rights to Yankees' games are incalculable, irreplaceable and unpredictable".

But behind the scenes of this increasingly lucrative and competitive sector of the music business lie the same kinds of disputes over trademarks and exploitation rights that plague any industry.

"New police-style powers in the Immigration Act will enable the Gangmasters Licensing Authority [GLA] to investigate serious cases of exploitation right across the labour market," she said.

That we are now aware of a far richer, deeper, more diverse history of plant and animal exploitation right across the globe is thanks, in large part, to the contribution of David Harris, who has died aged 83.

Sounds like a gruesome quickie exploitation, right?

At the very least is was bound to be packed with interracial intercourse and obscene 1960s exploitation, right?

That's what we all think about all day long at work because we know, deep down, that work is just a tool of exploitation, right?