74 While it would be unreasonable to think that all, or even some, parishes would turn down even exploitative opportunities for large-scale bindings when they were offered, this association still remains to be proven, however.
Simon Pope, the WSPA's UK director of campaigns and communications, said: "This separate classification for the reporting of wildlife offences is an important first step towards the UK being able to create a true picture of the scale of this exploitative and abhorrent crime".
Groups working on ocean conservation were however pleased that the text contains commitments to end illegal and exploitative fishing, support local small-scale fishers, and set up a process that would eventually regulate fishing and protect life on the high seas.
Gibney's film convincingly argues that their methods and practices are exploitative, abusive and dysfunctional on a massive scale.
As is the case for scale-eating cichlids of Lake Tanganyika, "exploitative mutualism" [65] would be a key factor in the stable coexistence of these cyprinids, which occupy the same niches.
If that makes the book sound mawkish or exploitative, or a misery memoir on a grand scale, it never feels at all like that.
The opportunity for everyone to learn a lot about this domineering, exploitative, unstable and superficially charismatic personality type has presented itself on a grand scale.
How, when his armies of darkness are on the march, co-opting teenage power balladeers to work for scale or nothing in exchange for lucrative prime-time exposure – a nakedly exploitative business model that has somehow yet to attract the attentions of the UN Commissioner for Karaoke Rights?
"Soggy, dank, exploitative".
