Sentence examples for sector exploitation from inspiring English sources

The groups point out that within the sex work sector, exploitation and mistreatment, at the hands of both government and customers, disproportionately fall on marginalized populations such as transgendered people and women of color.

According to the increasing worldwide attention to energy and environmental performances of the building sector, the exploitation of renewable energy sources (RESs) represents a key strategy toward sustainable buildings.

In the biofuels sector, the exploitation of microalgal biomass has the potential to be beneficial, as they do not compete on land use with food crops and their cultivation systems can be designed to have a lower water footprint.

These new leaders have given hope to many, particularly those in the restaurant sector, where exploitation is rife.

Unable to find steady jobs, many look for work in the informal labor sector, where "exploitation includes child labor, long working hours, poor health and safety conditions, increased risk of occupational accidents and low wages," according to a report from the International Migration Institute and the University of Oxford.

While all these sectors declined severely during the 1980s and early '90s because of civil unrest, they rebounded after the 1992 peace accord, and the industry sector —specifically, resource exploitation, aluminum smelting, and electricity production also expanded.

In response to the crisis, the government restructured the forestry sector from forest exploitation to forest production and conservation, with an export ban to reduce the timber logging volume (McElwee 2009).

Logan said she had been approached by people in the Irish agri-food sector who have alleged exploitation.

Particular care should be observed if suppliers are located in high-risk jurisdictions or connected with sectors particularly vulnerable to exploitation, such as China, as evidenced in the melamine in milk crisis.

"The tragedy of Mr. Baten's death will only be compounded if we miss the systematic nature of the exploitation in the sector," Mr. Gross said.

In this context, it is of a great importance the development of organization and locational nodal infrastructure of maritime transport, especially in countries like Greece, which have acknowledged to a large extent their development evolution, in shipping and maritime transport, and also rely for their present and future activity on the exploitation of this sector's opportunities.