Sentence examples for foster exploitation from inspiring English sources
But it does promise to promote cooperation and solidarity rather than competitive individualism, and it aims at reducing, if not eliminating, the class divisions that foster exploitation and alienation.
The program, which has been criticized for fostering exploitation of migrant workers, allows companies to bring employees from abroad to fill gaps in various industries — from agriculture to hospitality — or when they can't find permanent residents or citizens to hire.
The conception of alienation is related to "false consciousness", where workers are unaware they are subject to ideological controls that foster their exploitation.
The institute's purpose is to foster the exploitation of open data not least by the sort of young tech businesses that are clustered around its office in Shoreditch, in London.
These platforms foster the exploitation of available services paying only for the time they are used and make the computational environment greatly customizable, thus improving flexibility.
We interpret the third as a legacy of increased onset and habitual criminality fostered by exploitation of the plentiful crime opportunities of the 1970s and 80s.
The rise of giant corporations fostered accelerated exploitation of workers in the interests of profit by the wealthy few.
However, the complex metabolic characteristics and the difficulty of performing genetic manipulations on these bacteria fostered the exploitation of other well established cell factories.
From 1980 forward MacKinnon also focused on legal and societal issues surrounding the sex industry, which she condemned as a form of sex discrimination that fosters and legitimizes exploitation and abuse of women.
In this regard, the capitalisation of knowledge has changed the way scientists view the results of their research, and the entrepreneurial culture assumed by academia now fosters the economic exploitation of the results of their R&D as well as their intellectual potential (Etzkowitz 1998).
