Also, the League's members, like Western governments, do not want an unmanaged Syrian collapse to cause a regional war — a war that Iran might exploit at the expense of the Gulf monarchies.
It's going to be tough to make sure these laws aren't fraught with loopholes that big companies (or companies backed by savvy VCs) can exploit at the expense of boot strappers and dabblers, as has been pointed out by Pete Warden, who knows a thing or two about getting promising experiments shut down.
For the protestors, democracy and entrepreneurship have been exploited at the expense of the average person and the system simply is not working well.
People look to obvious and easy-to-find options, the tendency that nudges exploit, at the expense of the creativity that's required to address the really complex challenges.
In the unusual setting of a business conference, Mr. Gingrich offered a full-throated restatement of his criticism that some of Mr. Romney's deals exploited companies at the expense of workers so Bain could reap outsize profits.
Congress enacted this rule, commonly known as 90-10, to ensure that the free market retained some control over the industry (it mandates that 10percentt of for-profit college revenue come from private funding), but some for-profit schools exploit it at the expense of veterans.
We listen as star athletes tout their exploits at the expense of their teammates' contributions.
The encyclical takes aim at the developed countries that have exploited the environment at the expense of the poor.
"We say it provides the club with an almost unfettered opportunity to exploit their position at the expense of the footballer.
All the tax experts from the big four agreed the OECD rules governing how multinational firms were taxed in different jurisdictions were outdated and needed changing – though each denied accusations that they had helped clients exploited the weaknesses at the expense of the UK taxpayer.
