Sentence examples for involved in the exploitation from inspiring English sources

It has not been involved in the exploitation of Facebook data.

"Companies have a social responsibility to ensure that those they do business with are not involved in the exploitation of others.

As director of John Howard's 2001 campaign, he was part of the team involved in the exploitation of the row over the Tampa, a Norwegian vessel carrying 438 refugees, which the prime minister turned away from Australian shores.

Mr Pearce added that it would be "some time" before the investigation would be able to give "a precise figure" on the number of people directly and indirectly involved in the exploitation.

There is the act of "bad faith": the assassination Terrier commits early in the film at the behest of a shadowy group involved in the exploitation of African mineral resources, and the journey through guilt and regret towards the redemption of existential "authenticity".

By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, May 10 , 1947P. 21 Walter Wanger, who is doing a movie of Henry James's novel "The Aspern Papers," has announced that he is changing the name of the leading character from Jeffrey Aspern to Jeffrey Ashton, so as not to get involved in the exploitation of headache, remedies.

There's more at stake than just the money involved in the commercial exploitation of traditional knowledge.

The investigation follows criticism of the management of charities after The Times revealed that Oxfam staff had been involved in the sexual exploitation of women in Haiti.

But when United Nations peacekeepers, charged with protecting the most defenseless and helpless members of Congolese society, become involved in the sexual exploitation and abuse of young girls, one must ask whether the United Nations is worth defending.

"I stumbled into the first thing in my life that I was reasonably good at, and ended up being group treasurer in a company called Enterprise Oil PLC". Later he was to work in the Niger Delta, where oil companies were involved in the wholesale exploitation of local communities, thus prompting years of violent civil conflict.

A hefty 73% were against affiliation with companies "involved in the unsustainable exploitation of natural resources". The Co-op has had its share of troubles recently, and last year it admitted it would not make a profit until 2017 at the earliest, having been forced to speed up plans to sell off billions of pounds of high risk loans.