Sentence examples for exploited right from inspiring English sources

JD Well, no because we've just been part of a fantastic campaign on Publish What You Pay that has, I think, in the process of achieving things that are potentially much bigger than what we did with "Drop the Debt" in terms of the natural resources of many developing countries that are going to be exploited right, there's no campaign that's going to successfully stop their exploitation.

This glorious piece reveals how the most distinctive characteristic of glass, its transparency, was fully exploited right at the beginning of the industrialization of glassmaking.

"We should start from the assumption that children are being sexually exploited right the way across the country.

"There are some security experts who believe there are other unpatched vulnerabilities that might be exploited right now, so companies are taking a major risk keeping SMBv1 enabled.

Whether or not politicians and media figures exploited Right-Wing conspiracy theory conservatism during the election for votes or profit, when the election was over these theories survived unchecked in the minds of millions of Americans.

It was an ugly, borderline-racist commercial, intended to exploit right-wing animus towards Latino immigrants.

It was doomed to fail because Worldwide exploits rights at home and abroad, but C4 owns few, if any, of the shows it broadcasts.

Ofcom also noted that Channel 4's relationship with independent producers through the terms of trade agreement, which does not allow Channel 4 to make its own programmes or exploit rights, may need to be reconsidered.

Leave it to "Mama Grizzly Bear" Sarah Palin, not only the outspoken former governor of Alaska and VP candidate, but a multi-millionaire too from exploiting right-wing sensibilities.

While the ECJ could find that only citizens who have exploited their right to free movement to live in the EU are being unlawfully treated, everyone in the UK could potentially benefit.

The Department of Education has also proposed a rule that would prohibit the use of pre-dispute mandatory arbitration agreements by for-profit schools, giving students who have been exploited the right to sue their schools.