With the growing awareness of the nature and scope of the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) in the United States, a few state child welfare agencies have started to develop and implement training on CSEC for their social service staff.
Open source projects are not necessarily anti-capitalist, but may even extend the scope of capitalist exploitation (Delfanti 2011, 52; Delgado 2013, 72).
The underlying problem is really the scope of exploitation of consumers' online activity going on in the areas ePrivacy seeks to regulate — which is now firmly baked into dominant digital business models — so trying to rule over all that after the fact of mainstream operational execution is a recipe for co-ordinated industry objection and frenzied lobbying.
It might only slightly expand the scope of the consumer watchdog's price exploitation powers or it might expand them a great deal.
When the MPs put the allegation to the former South Yorkshire chief constable, Meredydd John Hughes, who was deputy head of the force at the time, he said he knew nothing of the Home Office research report and told the committee he had had no idea of the scale and scope of child sexual exploitation in Rotherham.
This will enable the exploitation of the data beyond the scope of the UDRIVE project.
Therefore, we suggest that China⿿s land exploitation policy shall be improved by reconsidering the orientation of land exploitation policy, coordinating land exploitation activities with productivity improvements and eco-system protection, and enhancing the power and scope of the plans in controlling and guiding land resource management.
The scope of the lawsuits is vast.
The scope of the inquiries may widen.
The scope of the detentions is unclear.
The scope of the project helps, too.
