Sentence examples for harsh exploitation from inspiring English sources

He compared the harsh exploitation of labour and wanton violence against immigrant workers to Quentin Tarantino's bloodthirsty film on US slavery, 'Django Unchained'.

Russia's acquisition of Ingria and Livonia (and later of Kurland) brought into the empire a new national and political minority: the German elites urban bourgeoisie and landowning nobility with their corporate privileges, harsh exploitation of native (Estonian and Latvian) servile peasantry, and Western culture and administrative practices.

They live harsh lives in which exploitation and violence are common.

Over the past months, grim but convincing evidence has emerged that migrants in Libya are trapped in extreme danger, some even sold into slavery, others trafficked for harsh agricultural labor or sexual exploitation, yet others subjected to severe abuse to extort ransoms from their non migrant relatives.

By the time they married in 1938, George was secretary to the Cambridge group of Communist party members whose well-intentioned, but to him academic, idealism was a world away from the harsh realities of working-class exploitation and the human distress he knew at home.

Addressing the problem of "writing for our time," Sartre underscores the harsh facts of oppression and exploitation that were not erased by the upheaval of world war.

Violence and exploitation remain a harsh reality in the lives of many children around the world.

Violence and exploitation remain a harsh reality in the lives of many young people around the world.

(This is a notable contrast with the 1999 festival, at which the prize winners, "Rosetta" and "L'Humanité," depicted contemporary Europe as a harsh landscape of alienation, brutality and exploitation).

However, harsh industrial conditions certainly presume the exploitation of further enzyme sources.

Karen Bradley, the Home Office minister for preventing abuse and exploitation, said: "The government has introduced harsher penalties, and better protections for victims in the landmark Modern Slavery Act.