Sentence examples for exploiting countries from inspiring English sources

FRANKFURT — Greece's fiscal problems seemed to be nudging Europe toward closer integration Monday, as the European Commission endorsed a German proposal for a European monetary fund to prevent future debt crises, while officials called for new regulations to prevent speculators from exploiting countries' economic woes.

Under-consumption creates insufficient demand and then forces the exploiting countries to shift overseas, thus imperialism shifts grounds from the nation-state to the private market taking the hegemonic role (105 - 106).

Highly mobile resource extractors with substantial funds are able to adapt to changing regulations by exploiting countries and regions with limited capacity.

One broad type might be reasons based on the obligation to avoid exploitation; narrow types would include the obligation to avoid exploiting participants and the obligation to avoid exploiting countries that host research.

The Church played a prominent role in the colonial history of Bolivia, which was one of the most cruelly exploited countries in Latin America.

Even though our data are the first to exploit country-level data on statutory youth minimum wage settings, there still might be variation in non-statutory or local settings that cause measurement error.

He specified the moral duty of the socialist countries, accusing them of tacit complicity with the exploiting Western countries.

"The world knows that if a country is powerful economically it is because it has been exploiting underdeveloped countries," said Agustin Serrano.

The similarities are obvious: foreign oil companies exploiting other countries' natural resources and damaging their environment make easy political targets.

Trump also reportedly asked about extracting Afghanistan's mineral deposits, reflecting his concern that China was exploiting the country's natural resources while the U.S. footed the bill for keeping the country from collapsing altogether.

Using data for 23 OECD countries, this paper analyses the quantitative effects of STW programmes on labour market outcomes by exploiting the country and time variation in STW take-up rates.