Sentence examples for expose the use from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wu has become well known for his work to expose the use of prison labor in China.
"Jimmy Carr has apologised, but if we were to expose the use of tax havens by multinationals they would change their behaviour too," Murphy said.
In this work we expose the use of b-matching techniques in the context of combinatorial auctions, and apply them in a non-trivial manner in order to introduce polynomial solutions for a variety of combinatorial auctions.
We will also expose the use of mixed order elements (first order mechanical elements strongly coupled with quadratic thermal elements) which, as we will show, is of particular interest for modeling fast processes inducing important temperature gradients.
Before he was detained, Mr. Ai, 54, was seeking to expose the use of paid commentators on the Internet by the Communist Party, according to a report in late June by Information, a Danish news organization.
One of the objectives of the present work is to expose the use of a trickle bed reactor model to predict the quality of products during the hydrotreatment of vacuum gas oil using a commercial catalyst and based on data obtained at pilot-plant scale, where catalytic experiments were carried out under typical industrial considerations, at different temperatures, pressures, and space-velocity (LSHV).
The government stands accused of seeking to conceal Britain's role in extraordinary rendition, ahead of the release of a declassified intelligence report that exposes the use of torture at US secret prisons around the world.
Bukovsky first exposed the use of psychiatry against Soviet political prisoners.
The FBI is taking extraordinary and potentially unconstitutional measures to keep local and state police forces from exposing the use of so-called "Stingray" surveillance technology across the United States, according to documents obtained separately by the Guardian and the American Civil Liberties Union.
It exposed the use of security questions in online authentication as a quaint artifact of an antiquated Internet culture.
