Sentence examples for into exploitative from inspiring English sources

This would give the companies even more power to enter into exploitative contracts with prisons.

"It also makes legal employment impossible and drives many people, including women and children, into exploitative and vulnerable situations".

"We have several women who are doing survival prostitution, or they slowly drift back into exploitative situations.

That's a far cry from the worries most publishers had about Facebook strong-arming them into exploitative hosted content deals.

U.S. and international law define human trafficking as the process of forced, coerced, or deceptive movement or recruitment of individuals into exploitative conditions of labor, whether for picking tomatoes, cleaning houses, painting nails, or selling commercial sex.

What's notable about Beware the Slenderman is that it doesn't turn into exploitative, sensational fare, instead presenting the facts in such a calm, simplistic way that the end result mirrors a chilling horror film.

Individuals may be victims of trafficking regardless of whether they once consented to work for the trafficker, participated in a crime as a direct result of being trafficked, were transported into the exploitative situation, or were simply born into a state of servitude.

Or you are buying into greedy, exploitative propaganda.

But through the process of scientific disenchantment and monetization, it has transformed into the exploitative proto-industry it is today.

Instead of immigration vans, raids and endless spot checks, we need resources to be redirected into penalising exploitative employers and protecting workers.

In 1971, recast as a singer-songwriter, Joel recorded the poorly produced Cold Spring Harbor for Family Productions, which locked him into an exploitative long-term contract.