Sentence examples for persistent exploitation from inspiring English sources

Increase in energy demand has played a significant role in the persistent exploitation and exploration of unconventional oil and gas resources.

The ILO has proposed the adoption of a convention and recommendation to combat the worst forms of child labour, including the persistent exploitation of children in slave-like and bonded conditions; in hazardous and arduous work, and in prostitution, pornography and other intolerable situations.

What's even more disquieting is the persistent undercurrent of exploitation – the mixture of grief and jarring shock effects and the pitiless use of a disfigured child as a source of horror".

We view ambidexterity as a paradox whereby its components, exploration and exploitation, generate persistent and conflicting demands on an organization.

Some areas are greatly over-exploited and such irrational land exploitation has been persistent; (2) related national land plans designed to guide land exploitation efforts centered on resource-rich regions and critical areas do not function as intended.

In a case of the stars aligning against the profound, persistent problem of the global exploitation of children, Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore founded Thorn to use technology to combat an issue that technology has actually made worse.

The UN is also grappling with persistent accusations of rape and sexual exploitation by its peacekeepers, which is further undermining confidence in the organisation, particularly in some of the countries where its soldiers are deployed.

However, over exploitation of marine resources and accumulation of persistent organic pollutants in aquatic environments has increased the demand for alternative sources of DHA (Sijtsma and Swaaf 2004).

Lower Devonian lithologies best suited for geothermal exploitation are deep-lying, thick, and laterally persistent layers with a high proportion of sandstone and/or quartzite with a possible fracture porosity/permeability.

The demonstrators delivered a letter to President Sebastián Piñera, complaining that the water shortages affecting local communities were due not only to persistent drought but to structural problems in the policies governing the exploitation of natural resources.

The office of the fair work ombudsman says it has uncovered a string of cases involving exploitation of Korean workers over the past two years, dominated by "persistent underpayment" of workers.