Sentence examples for patterns of exploitation from inspiring English sources

Broader patterns of exploitation are occurring to the detriment of Australian living standards and they need to be addressed before a slowing economy places even further limits on Australian opportunity.

The demands that are beginning to emerge out of the global Occupy movement – demands that will help to end patterns of exploitation and start to reverse the consequences of neoliberal assault – will only prevail if they are made through forms of collective action that cannot be kettled or cleared.

Although we may all not be directly involved in such patterns of exploitation, each and every one of us (as members of human society) implicitly participate via our consumption choices.

However, these populations have consistent differences in average age at maturity and length at age, and so their patterns of exploitation and selection also vary (Kendall and Quinn, in press).

The health of workers is influenced not just by work exposures but also by a complicated web in which government policy, racial history, geographic variation, economic opportunity, and longstanding patterns of exploitation may contribute to existing conditions and disparities in health among poor working women.

European colonisation set a pattern of exploitation of indigenous Indians.

"It's a very classic pattern of exploitation," Ms. Dorigny said.

A recent government-commissioned report by the Migration Advisory Committee on the impact of low-skilled migration to the UK analysed the pattern of exploitation of migrant workers in Wisbech.

The logical end point of this pattern of exploitation, in the author's view, is the scramble to achieve high SAT scores and go to a "Trophy U".

"What you get with agriculture is a pattern of exploitation that can be understood only as a system of human-rights abuses".

The Subatkis twins were used as forced labour and their experience is typical of a growing pattern of exploitation in the UK made possible by a supply chain that relies of layers of sub-contracting in which traffickers can thrive.