Sentence examples for for greater exploitation from inspiring English sources

A case can be made for greater exploitation of nuclear power in this country, but before the nation plunges too far down this path the administration will need to address some critical questions.

For instance, pressures for greater exploitation of their technology prompt Google's recent push to reign in the autonomy inherent in the "20% time" rule the policy that granted employees considerable autonomy 1 day a week to pursue projects they deemed of value.

Opponents of the proposal, which would bring Amnesty in line with the official policy of several UN agencies on sex work, insist that it opens the door for greater exploitation.

While that's a message that many Americans still find hard to accept, preferring to push for greater exploitation of existing resources instead, attitudes towards what others have been doing are changing.

"The potential for much greater exploitation of data held by government departments in England and all around the world is real," he says.

The euro protects only the profits of monopolies; it facilitates privatisation and mergers, and paves the way for even greater exploitation.

That "sacred trust" was read as justifying settlement, greater exploitation, and no rights for black (and precious few for Coloured) Africans, plus a creeping annexation into South Africa as a "fifth province".

Networking among health care provider organisations is enabling greater exploitation of health information for health care planning.

As finely divided ores, which do not smelt efficiently, come under greater exploitation, a number of processes are employed to agglomerate them for more satisfactory use in furnaces.

It has led only to greater exploitation.

Otherwise, we lose sight of the danger posed by any power that would organize the world primarily for the purpose of greater control, exploitation and expansion".