Sentence examples for status of prostitutes from inspiring English sources

They were in government and wanted to raise the legal and social status of prostitutes.

I was not so much playing against type as rolling with the zeitgeist, which was all about changing the status of prostitutes.

The legal status of prostitutes has been unclear in Spain since the restoration of democracy a quarter century ago, when Franco-era prohibitions were abolished.

In order to make excuses for our behaviour (because excuses have to be made, of course – no "normal" woman would choose prostitution for a living) reports such as Big Brothel promote the victim status of prostitutes, making such sweeping generalisations such as "if the women do not have pimps as such, their money will likely go to fund their coping strategies, such as drugs and alcohol".

The threshold can be met if the pimp instills fear of a beating, but also by more subtle intimidation, like spreading a secret that might subject the person to ridicule, or doing anything "calculated to harm" the health, safety or immigration status of the prostitute.

Smith's recommendations were in keeping with a 2007 report released by the Standing Committee on the Status of Women, which stated that prostitutes should be considered exploitation victims and that prostitution has been demonstrated to engender human trafficking.

"We're not afraid of prostitutes.

The ethnic origins of prostitutes here vary.

Studies showed that condom use among clients of prostitutes soared.

70 per cent of prostitutes were once in care.

There are A.A. hookups and plenty of prostitutes.