Open source projects are not necessarily anti-capitalist, but may even extend the scope of capitalist exploitation (Delfanti 2011, 52; Delgado 2013, 72).
The Berber women in the co-operatives are ill-equipped to conduct business with international organisations, leaving plenty of scope for exploitation.
Diverse agro-climatic zones in the region offer the scope for exploitation of off-season production opportunities.
The exploitation of "intelligent" factory set-ups could enhance the competitiveness of the EU textile and clothing industries, by enabling collaborative design-and-manufacture options, while achieving economies of scope with effective exploitation of (strategic/tactical/execution) flexibility.
Their symbolic versatility befits an exhibition in which nature is, by turns, magnificent, cute and enduring, while also increasingly dangerous and endangered, thanks to the widening scope of human indifference and exploitation.
In the case of his latest series, helmed with former directing partner and co-creator George Pelecanos, The Deuce attempts a similar scope by focusing on the theme of exploitation, whether by rightful capitalism or pure greed.
The Company's scope of activities comprises exploration and exploitation of coal deposits, including coal mining and selling, and oil exploration.
In areas like eastern Poland, unemployment is already over 20% and the economy is slowing.The scope for a populist backlash is all too evidentAdd these economic concerns to Poles' age-old fear of exploitation by powerful neighbours, and the scope for a populist backlash is all too evident.
The research results can be applied for planning of future scopes of use and remediation in areas of exploitation in Montenegro using experiences of developed countries.
It might only slightly expand the scope of the consumer watchdog's price exploitation powers or it might expand them a great deal.
