Sentence examples for exploitive practices from inspiring English sources

Journalists published pieces in radical and muckraking magazines detailing the monopolistic and exploitive practices of Beef Trust businesses as well as the unsanitary conditions of the packinghouses and their tactics to evade even the smallest levels of government inspection.

Singer: To what extent can investigative reporters, tech bloggers, and consumer-rating agencies be counted on to inform users about Facebook's exploitive practices?

Olson skillfully shows how courts are overwhelmed by mass actions "in which lawyers bring thousands, even tens of thousands of claims from all parts of the country alleging injury from a product design or a business practice". Billions of dollars have been transferred to a small number of lawyers who used a fraction of their fees to help elect local judges favorable to their exploitive practices.

The climax of Revelation's list, however, is the most directly exploitive practice of all: "the bodies and lives of people" -- Rome's notorious slave trade.

The Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, an organization whose mission is to support parents' efforts to raise healthy families by limiting commercial access to children and ending the exploitive practice of child-targeted marketing, is having a Vote for the Worst Toy of the Year contest.

That future can't be built with exploitive labor practices.

The contract was awarded by Gov. Froilan Tenorio, under fire from the Clinton administration for what it labeled the islands' exploitive labor practices.

The colleges' exploitive labor practices have helped produce a generation of athletic mercenaries, some of them charmers, some thugs, some forced into intimidating postures to protect themselves from, among other distracting problems, a mercenary news media.

The concept denotes a foreign-dominated industry (in this case, oil) designed to extract resources and export them internationally, and was associated with exploitive labour practices, inequality, corruption, foreign firms or governments holding undue influence on the host countries, and a weakening of democracy – a 'new imperialism' in the words of UCL development expert Dr Robert Biel.

The exploitive management practices exerted by hill population in oak forests have encouraged pine (Saxena et al.1984).1984

The suit lists 14 accusations against the pair, including false imprisonment, discrimination, slavery and exploitive labor practices.