Sentence examples for exploitations from from inspiring English sources

Analyses of the global sustainability of exploitations from 1950 to 2004 demonstrate higher sustainable levels of fishing activities during the 1950s (Figure 2).

Victims are captured, transported, transferred or bought and sold to be subjected to exploitation, from sexual abuse and forced marriage to exploitative labor and organ removal.

Or was there some exploitation from forces hierarchies then and heritage buffs now?

Oil exploitation from vertical wells is becoming more and more inefficient.

They have some education, but not much, and are vulnerable to exploitation from employers who cheat and abuse them.

That leaves the field open to exploitation from those eager to cash in on an expanding market.

"What we'll have is an extremely weak Gilani government vulnerable to exploitation from a number of parties, including religious parties and the M.Q.M.," he added.

Further concerns in Rochdale were raised in an independent report published last year into the council's response to issues around child sexual exploitation from 2006-13.

Frances O'Grady: The prime minister should announce a joined-up set of policies to eliminate the worst kinds of exploitation from Britain's workplaces.

I also believe WEP will steer policy into doing much for women in abusive relationships and at risk of violence and exploitation from unacceptable cultural beliefs.

Responding to Metcalf's report, the business minister, Margot James, said: "We are determined to stamp out any workplace exploitation, from minimum wage abuses to modern slavery.