Sentence examples for exploitation service from inspiring English sources
Negative impacts largely occurred on agricultural landscapes through the introduction of new functions, such as the area of exploitation, service buildings and production facilities.
The Treasury said the cash will also be used for what it described as a national digital exploitation service "to enable the processing of seized phones, computers and devices for evidence and intelligence leads, improving police and intelligence agencies' ability to identify and disrupt potential attacks and prosecute terrorists".
Ann Lucas, who ran the city's sexual exploitation service, told BBC News she had regularly passed details about alleged abusers to senior officers.
Ann Lucas, who set up and ran Sheffield council's sexual exploitation service until 2012, said she recognised some girls and many alleged perpetrators in the file.
While the charity acknowledges that it is difficult to ascertain the full extent of the problem, as it is a largely hidden crime, the number of children and young people using Barnardo's 24 child sexual exploitation services increased by 22% in 2011-12 to 1,452.
A handful of companies market similar Wi-Fi exploitation services, including a number of others at Milipol, such as Israeli firm Rayzone, which did not respond to requests for comment either.
His interest was not exploitation, but service.
They can become partners in the design and innovation of public services and entrepreneurs in the exploitation of new services.
His wife, Holly, recently began work at the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, overseeing efforts to prevent exploitation of military service members and their families.
The difference between exploitation and public service comes down to whether the subject of the image aids the ego of the photographer more than the other way around.
He believes that not only would the F.B.I. have had unfettered, secret access to the communications of his four hundred thousand customers — without being required to give Levison a log of what it accessed — but putting his encryption keys in the hands of the government would have opened Lavabit to a more profound exploitation of his service's communications.
