Sentence examples for exploitation took place from inspiring English sources

Three inquiries into child sexual exploitation took place while he worked as director of social services.

Yet, despite the concerns, in 2012 no further prosecutions for child sex exploitation took place in Rotherham.

We are now much more aware, post-Savile, of how close to the surface child exploitation takes place, but remains hidden thanks to human nature and the power of large organisations to cover up and present what they want us to see.

In addition, during the assimilation process in each iteration of IDA, the exploitation takes place inside each empire.

"I think at one end of the market there is some exploitation taking place," said Mr Cable.

The traditional coal mining methods are as follows: Exploitation of a single seam starts from the shallow to the deep end, according to the mining level; for coal seam groups, exploitation takes place from the upper to the lower coal seams.

Regardless of how any anti-trafficking group may feel about sex workers, one thing is clear: Sex workers often have more access to the worlds in which the majority of commercial sexual exploitation takes place.

But child exploitation takes place every time sex offenders show digital images of acts of abuse against children online.

Due to its heavily urbanized landscape in the last century, the terrain morphology is often changed by non-natural processes such as excavations and landfill deposits and nowadays the exact location where these exploitations took place is unknown leading to potential risk situations for buildings, infrastructures and the local population.

"No one should be surprised anymore to hear about the number of rapes and the amount of sexual exploitation that took place under slavery; it was an everyday experience, " said Jason A. Gillmer, a law professor at Texas Wesleyan University, who has researched liaisons between slave owners and slaves.

Previous World Congresses: The First World Congress Against Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children took place in Stockholm, Sweden in 1996, resulting in the 'Stockholm Declaration and Agenda for Action', which was adopted by 122 countries.