Sentence examples for state exploit from inspiring English sources

The companies on Mr. Schouwenberg's list included the construction manager of London's Shard skyscraper, Mace, Heathrow Terminal Five builder Laing O' Rourke, FTSE 250 group Kier, Balfour Beatty which is advising Qatar on a $1 billion highways project and Interserve that was awarded $100 million worth of contracts to help the Gulf state exploit of its vast natural gas reserves.

The Islamic State, exploiting the chaos of Syria's war, swept from its bases in Syria into Iraq in 2014.

Marijuana shops, euphemistically known as "dispensaries", sprouted all over the state, exploiting legal loopholes, variations in local regulations or vaguely worded laws.

Rather, the goal is the destruction of Israel as a Jewish state, exploiting the rhetoric of human rights and false apartheid analogies to demonize and isolate Israel.

We propose a self-sustainable wireless sensor node capable to monitor both environmental data and flora health state, exploiting a Microbial Fuel Cell combined with a plant.

Baluchistan is home to an entrenched insurgency by separatist rebels who say the Pakistani state exploits the region for its natural mineral wealth but does nothing for the people of the province.

While they oppose and abhor existing government, or what remains of it, such movements are nevertheless still parasitic on the failing state, exploiting its resources, levying taxes on its trade, seizing its arms or, as in Iraq, happily permitting the government to pay wages and pensions to citizens now in Isis territory.

In Soviet times the state exploited the workers by paying barely subsistence wages and using the rest of the national product for its own purposes.

Even before its massive "Green Dam" internet-filtering project, the Chinese state exploited a way to turn webcams against their owners – hacking into the cam's controller in order to turn it into the proverbial 1984 eyeball-in-the-corner-of-the-room.

In the early 1990's states exploited a similar loophole, driving up Medicaid costs by 25percentt or so a year.

And rather than abolishing segregation forthwith, the justices sought advice on how to do it, thus starting a process of delay that southern states exploited.