Sentence examples for exploitative use of from inspiring English sources

The Judaeo-Christian tradition has been held partly to blame for a negative attitude to creation -- one that has legitimised the exploitative use of Earth's resources.

"Fundamental problems remain at Sports Direct, ranging from the exploitative use of zero-hours contracts in its stores through to 'gulag' working conditions at its main warehouse in Shirebrook.

Labour's policy is to tackle the exploitative use of zero-hours contracts, for example by ensuring that employees who have worked regular hours over a year automatically get a fixed hours contract.

Christian May, head of communications and campaigns, said: "Given the consensus that now exists on ending the exploitative use of exclusivity clauses, what remains of the debate is largely semantic.

Ed Miliband will put forward plans on Tuesday to outlaw the exploitative use of zero-hours contracts, as new figures show Britain has suffered the second biggest fall in wages of any G20 country since the coalition took office.

There was the unpleasantly exploitative use of a young girl's murder and rape (and it came in that order), with repeated images of her killer smashing her with a brick.

By its end, you may marvel at how many forms, faces and exploitative uses of racial identity it has covered.

As reports pile up of data breaches and exploitative uses of personal information, consumers have grown increasingly concerned, and lawmakers and activists have begun pushing for tougher protections of privacy rights.

A spokesman for OCS told the Guardian that the firm used the contracts "only when the type of work suits this way of working, and we disagree with any exploitative use".

The communal lands tend to be more susceptible to exploitative use and degradation problems.

Along with human exploitative uses comes an array of anthropogenic disturbances that can affect ecological integrity, including changes to the composition and resilience of benthic macroinvertebrate communities.