Sentence examples for labour exploiting from inspiring English sources
"They have one piece of real data: '39.5% of last names in a list of house sales sound Chinese.' " Ng tweeted that Labour exploiting fears about Chinese people was a "rallying point for prejudice".
And it should be obvious that the government paying corporations to replace available jobs paid at award with a $4 an hour labour exploitation scheme that young people will be forced into is not a mechanism for training but an entirely expendable source of renewable cheap labour, exploited in the same potentially catastrophic way as work for the dole.
But until it dies, it will continue to face flak as energy companies continue to raise their prices and Labour exploits the government's discomfort.
Challenged by the week's bleak events, he and his ministers have been lashing out at Labour for "exploiting" the south Lebanon imbroglio for electoral ends.
They undercut bids by abusing their access to free labour and exploiting their intelligence capabilities [to spy on competitors]."The IRGC is also widely rumoured to control a near monopoly over the smuggling of alcohol, cigarettes and satellite dishes, among other things in great demand.
That said, the new Ukip leader does have some weak points for Labour to exploit.
Migrants don't create low pay; a deregulated labour market exploited by corporations breeds zero hours contracts and poverty.
Others complain that uncompensated internships flout labour standards, exploit nascent workers and surely depress wages for everyone else.
And the temptation for Labour to exploit Conservative divisions to torment David Cameron by making opportunistic alliances with Tory rebels, as it did over the European budget, will sometimes be too much to resist.
His friend and adviser Steve Hilton knew when Cameron stood for the leadership in 2005 that it would be a line of attack Labour would exploit whenever the opportunity arose.
