Sentence examples for prostitution without from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Showtime series "Secret Diary of a Call Girl," the French equivalent, "Maison Close," traffics in prostitution without indulging the common male delusion that women become prostitutes because they enjoy the sex.

It's prostitution without despoliation, without guilt.

"High-end prostitution, without the sex," is Sandi Toksvig's take.

Ms. Piper added that it was at first difficult for her to understand that someone would enter into the world of prostitution without having some kind of a tragic past.

Dr Delap records workhouses filled with maids who got pregnant, forever vulnerable to other predatory servants and tradesmen, often reduced to prostitution without a character reference to get another job.

It's long past time for government to engage sex workers and their supporters in an adult conversation about decriminalizing sex work, rather than an activist conversation about prostitution without us.

According to a Suspicious Activity Report that Mr. Spitzer's bank, North Fork Bank, filed with the Treasury Department in September 2007, he asked a bank employee to make a $5,000 wire transfer from his account to the account of a company connected to the prostitution ring, without including his name and account number in the wire transfer instructions.

A year ago, the National Assembly passed a resolution reaffirming France's "abolitionist" views and its desire to create a "society without prostitution".

Chief Leason, who was charged with misconduct in office and promoting prostitution, was suspended without pay after posting $5,000 and being released on his own recognizance.

There have been reports of Syrian girls married off by these Jordanian matchmakers, only to be divorced shortly afterward — little better than trafficking, or legalized prostitution, with or without a financial reward.

I'd be better off looking at the less beautiful work of someone like Pat Barker, who writes about war, prostitution and poverty without resorting to the poetic - who makes radical, indeed, the relationship between poetry and history.