Not to mention that without the government's involvement in essential functions, America would be reduced to a private sector playground run by the insiders for the insiders; an exploitative mecca for subprime mortgage peddlers and greedy merchants -- the very reason our system has broken down in the past!
For an industry that has a exploitative reputation, especially toward young women, her liberty is a big deal.
The UK should ensure: 1) trade supports the growth of local economies in developing countries rather than simply becoming an exploitative process for western pockets - primarily through its own practices, but also through lobbying within the WTO, the EU and OECD organs; 2) trade relations are also based on supporting good governance and democratic freedoms and human rights.
Perhaps the worst aspect of these shows is how glibly they throw small children into danger, an exploitative gambit once reserved for hot women.
By only highlighting these two narratives, military kids are digesting a bleak future and a made-for-television exploitative moment.
In the series Incubus/Succubus a rat, a common metaphor for a creepy, exploitative guy, is photographed on a naked woman.
(i) Grass species possess trait values associated with a more conservative use of resources and forb species show trait values indicative for a more exploitative use of resources, while differences between small- and tall-statured species in traits not directly related to height growth are small if grown as single plant individuals.
The declaration also called for an end to exploitative child labour, child trafficking and the recruitment of children into armed groups Since the establishment of the new administration in Afghanistan in late 2001, UNICEF has worked closely with religious leaders to promote key programmes including girls' education and child health.
They care not for the Palestinian people, nor do they advocate a peaceful solution; their sole interest is in seizing an opportunity for exploitative recruitment.
In her efforts to make the world around her fit her preconceived images, Emma at best a dreamer, at worst a social climber is an easy victim for the exploitative men who come her way, and she is inexorably drawn onward to financial ruin and, eventually, suicide.
