I am no stranger to the struggles of indigenous people in the Amazon to protect their ancestral territories from the short-sighted and exploitative "development plans" of governments, or from the unchecked greed of the global extractive industry.
Environmental activism developed, often spurred by repugnance to the exploitative development that radicals saw, with much truth, as central to Australian history since 1788.
Rapid increases of trace metal concentrations in the environment are commonly coupled to the development of exploitative technologies.
And their concern to protect farmers from exploitative merchants has slowed the development of contract farming (see article).India's government still fixes prices and subsidises inputs, when public money would be far better spent on infrastructure and research.
Proposition 1 is hereby supported and extended to more specific needed initiatives by the industry actors for a balanced development of explorative and exploitative initiatives.
He, too, wants high gas prices: not for exploitative gains, of course, but to support the development of alternative fuels within the U.S. at higher costs than gasoline.
The chief difference between the development of the two sopranos was that Nilsson, like Flagstad, took years to discover and strengthen her voice, mostly in Sweden, while Varnay's voice was largely squandered by the Met from 1941 on, a victim of exploitative (male) management.
The predominance of Dominicans among the Latins in the majors is due in part to the controversial some think exploitative baseball academies established by major league teams in that country; the summer league is also a factor in the development of Dominican talent.
Child labour was defined as any type of economic task, paid, unpaid, or exploitative, engaged in by a child less than 18 years of age, which places the interests of the beneficiary well above those of the child and is detrimental to the physical mental, social, educational and moral development of the child [ 1].
"Sometimes it can feel sort of exploitative of the [writer].
Is exploitative of others, e.g., takes advantage of others to achieve his or her own ends.
