Sentence examples for industry underground from inspiring English sources

Countries such as Sweden which criminalise buyers simply push demand abroad and drive the sex industry underground, increasing the dangers faced by sex workers, she says.

Justice minister David Ford argued a change in the law would drive the sex industry underground and put its workers at greater risk.

A top fertility expert branded the government's move discriminatory, while a leading women's activist warned it could push the industry underground and out of reach of regulators.

By easing competition at one stage of education, it only intensified it at the next.In 1980 the government outlawed private out-of-school tutoring, which drove the industry underground.

Surprisingly, perhaps, the proposal also has been panned by groups such as Aids Project Los Angeles, which says that while it supports safer sex, the measure will push the industry underground, or to places with fewer safeguards.

One of the main arguments of those who oppose any attempt to criminalise prostitution is that it simply drives the industry underground, putting the sex workers in a more vulnerable position.

No excess risk of liver cancer has been found for workers in other nuclear industries, underground (coal or uranium) miners or aircraft crew.

The sex industry exists underground and prospers due to widespread corruption.

When would-be producers, dealers and users are criminalised, the drug industry goes underground.

According to John Frederick, an expert on South Asia's sex trade, "Ten years ago the sex industry was underground in Nepal.

Much of its defence industry is underground, as are most of its programmes for chemical, biological and nuclear weapons.