Sentence examples for longer exploited from inspiring English sources

Most workers are no longer exploited day in, day out and if we think we can win a majority in England on the back of a platform whose primary purpose is the protection of those that are then we are utterly stuffed.

Detainees are no longer "exploited" for their intelligence value.

We cannot keep on standing idly by while people die, and the only way we can prevent people dying is if our borders are secure and illegal immigrants are no longer exploited or abused by gangs of smugglers.

Moguls can no longer exploit its scarcity by buying television spectrum or by owning printing presses.

In an indirect reference to Osama bin Laden and his Qaeda terrorist network, the resolution said "foreigners," meaning the Arab militants who predominate in Al Qaeda, should no longer "exploit the hospitality of Afghans and should leave the country".

Some changes wouldn't even cost them money, like no longer exploiting children.

It was, he said, the start of a new era, when fighters would no longer be exploited by greedy promoters.

He warned that if climate change policies meant that fossil fuel reserves could no longer be exploited, pension funds could be investing in "the sub-prime assets of the future".

However, Osborne also promised the government would "explore options" at a European level "to limit the scope of the relief so that it can no longer be exploited for a purpose it was not intended for".

"Copyrights do not enter the public domain just because they are no longer commercially exploited or widely available".

Consider the concern for Uber's "exploited" drivers today; will we be quite as concerned for them when they are no longer being exploited, because they have been replaced by self-driving cars?