The phrase "prevent the exploitation" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it in any situation where it is necessary to emphasize the importance of taking steps to reduce or stop the exploitation of people or resources. For example, you could say, "Government policies should work to prevent the exploitation of workers in developing countries."
We must set standards to end child labor, to prevent the exploitation of workers and the poisoning of the environment.
Back then, like today, many media outlets demonised immigrants rather than finding fault with our economic system, which lacked protective checks and balances to prevent the exploitation of workers.
Other explanations retain the rationality assumption, for at least some investors, and focus on structural barriers that prevent the exploitation of profitable arbitrage opportunities, such as limits on short sales and solvency constraints.
Fiorini Morosini said he wrote to the pope proposing to abolish the naming of godparents for 10 years "to prevent the exploitation of the church and her sacraments by the 'Ndrangheta".
"We should be reassessing how well we assist new migrants to learn English, enforce laws designed to prevent the exploitation of vulnerable workers and provide adequate supports to regions with substantial numbers of new migrants," said Murray.
The commission argued that American companies "ought to be able to retrieve their electronic files or prevent the exploitation of their stolen information" by designing their computer files to self-destruct if they fall into the wrong hands.
Her co-ownership of Apple Corp with Paul McCartney prevents the exploitation of the Beatles.
The civil war prevented the exploitation of nature that comes with economic progress and tourism.
The longest is International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict (Nov. 6).
Its intelligence-led approach is highly successful in rooting out exploitation, penalising the perpetrators, protecting the victims and, critically, preventing the exploitation of countless more.
To demonstrate real commitment to preventing the exploitation of migrant labour, Delgado says suppliers must invest time and resources in the ethical recruitment and fair hiring of migrant workers.
