Sentence examples for exploitation would be from inspiring English sources
For Marx, it meant a faith that human beings, liberated from the reign of private property and exploitation, would be able to live together in spontaneous harmony.
Such exploitation would be unacceptable in any context.
He said that any complaints about exploitation would be fast-tracked to the tax authorities.
Such exploitation would be banned by a Labour government, he said.
They could not know that more than 100 years after that fiction was written that the conditions of mining life, the risks to the miners and the inhumane exploitation would be basically unaltered.
Indeed, it is arguable that exploitation would be of much less theoretical interest on a "no harm, no exploitation" rule.
Migrant rights groups in Ireland, however, were dismayed by the government's new scheme, which they said would leave migrants vulnerable to exploitation and would be largely ignored.
Even if you grant that Orwell acted as a sort of undercover agent, stealthily recording the foibles and failures of his unsuspecting comrades, Hennessey points out that "any journalist or photographer in the current era is exploiting the subject he is writing about or taking a photo of, and if all were to be persecuted for their exploitation, there would be no news".
As the S-ELSO document states: "Assuming successful development of the Skylon vehicle, it was found that the S-ELSO business could be economic in exploitation and would be very competitive against a price target of 70m euros.
Joel Feinberg has maintained that because mutually advantageous exploitation is not harmful, such exploitation would constitute a "free-floating evil," a wrong that is bad for no one.
No doubt a wise commercial decision, but it adds to one's general unease about the entire project -- a sense of exploitation, though who was exploiting whom would be hard to pin down.
