Sentence examples for exploitation up from inspiring English sources

When we learn that Tom's best friend East leaves at 18 to go into the Indian army, while "Madman Martin" is travelling on his uncle's boat to the South Sea islands, it is impossible not to hear the rumblings of violence and exploitation up ahead.

Of the children flagged as potential victims of trafficking, as well as the 144 trafficked for sexual abuse, 45 were identified as being at risk of being used as servants (up 2% on 2012), 123 for labour exploitation (up 24%) and 138 were unknown (up 9%).

This, however, led the government to the process of restructuring the energy sector and will cover the whole chain, starting from oil exploration and exploitation (up- and downstream sectors), power generation, transmission and distribution.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "If you leave an employment relationship, even if you're suffering from any sort of exploitation up to and including forced labour, even if you're suffering from all sorts of physical and sexual violence, you'll be deported.

The process of "total quality management" (TQM) encompasses the whole operation from R&D and design through materials procurement, component manufacture and condition monitoring to ensure successful exploitation up to the point of withdrawal from service.

What begins as a fairly tough story of social exploitation ends up as an unironic paean to the class system and the very exploitation of the working class that produced the need to sell Lassie in the first place.

The program that was supposed to protect US troops from sexual exploitation ended up subjecting them to it in 1995.

Allegations against Match - securing the tender by Fifa, without a bidding process, reveal the company's exploitation, marking up services by 30percentnt.

Under conditions of sparse environmental regulation, mining and oil exploitation tear up the forest and disrupt its life-sustaining waterways, discharging toxic mine drainage and drilling effluents, poisoning people and wildlife.

Increasing angling effort results in monotonically increasing annual angling exploitation rates of up to 66.5% of fish larger than the MSL and of up to 22.4% for fish aged 1 or older (Table 1).

But the rebels, who are opposed to what they see as the central government's economic exploitation, have stepped up their offensive in recent days.