Sentence examples for exploited labour from inspiring English sources
But the truth is that Britain achieved all it has from standing on the backs of the colonies, enriched from stolen resources and exploited labour.
There is something more disturbing than the mere facts of the existence of sweatshops, exploited labour and "Dickensian" conditions in Bangladesh, Indonesia and China.
In a submission to a New South Wales parliamentary inquiry, Anti-Slavery Australia said modern forms of slavery including exploited labour may be present in the supply chains of some departments.
Michael Howard, the new party leader, is entitled to exploit Labour's divisions.
"They exploit labour, and they source things from all over the world cast metal from here, hardware from there.
As the Tories gleefully exploit Labour's descent into chaos, the acrimony in Corbyn's party continues.
The SNP will attempt to exploit Labour's division over whether to renew Britain's Trident nuclear weapons by calling a vote on the issue in the House of Commons.
Maquiladoras are criticised not just for exploiting labour and producing toxic waste, but also for contributing little to the wider economy.
Over the past week, Sturgeon's predecessor Alex Salmond has threatened both to lock the Tories out of power and to exploit Labour weakness in a minority government.
Before 7 May opponents may exploit Labour appearing to say no to the cherished institution it regards as its own biggest achievement.
In his speech to the Conservative party conference – his first since the election –Mr Cameron made a clear pitch for voters in the centre ground as he set out his intention to exploit Labour's shift to the left under Jeremy Corbyn.
