Sentence examples for temporary exploitation from inspiring English sources

To access natural resources that occur in or near to these areas, temporary exploitation roads should be built from the permanent road network radially into the wilderness interior which can be closed when the resource is exhausted.

To reduce risks and maximize the productivity of variable and widely dispersed resources, local communities depend upon flexibility (through seasonal mobility, temporary rangeland exploitation and herd diversification) and social capital (within and between pastoralists and other groups) to ensure access to resources ([Nori et al. 2005]).

However, gathering may include incipient forms of systematic management such as selective harvesting of particular phenotypes, rotation of gathering areas, temporary restrictions to exploitation of particular resources, among others, which may have more important consequences on plant communities (see Casas et al., 1996 ).

The police have launched a new investigation into a bottled-water business they are now running out of the old brewery, involving another fast-growing, but even shadier, area of Canada's economy the exploitation of temporary foreign workers.Among the staff at the factory, police found 11 Filipinos, lured to Canada with the promise of jobs paying up to C$23 an hour.

In its report, A National Disgrace: The Exploitation of Temporary Work Visa Holders, the Senate education and employment references committee powerfully documented how these workers – whether international students, 457 visa workers or working holiday makers – experience such a risk due to the interaction between their vulnerability and employer practices in poorly-regulated industries.

It cannot remain an exploitation since exploitations are temporary (Hanks 2013); it must either establish itself as a norm (or possibly a secondary norm) or fade into history.

Altogether, these observations lead to the hypothesis that M and S forms are the products of divergent selection acting on ecologically important traits allowing optimal exploitation of permanent vs. temporary habitats for larval breeding [7], [8], [10], [11].

Allobates femoralis relies on the exploitation of multiple, widely dispersed, temporary aquatic deposition sites for successful reproduction.

The assessment has shown that child and women refugees and migrants are vulnerable to becoming victims of violence, abuse and exploitation, particularly in reception and temporary accommodation centres.

More than 1m people come to Australia with temporary work visas that leave them vulnerable to exploitation and take jobs that could be filled by Australians, Bill Shorten has argued.

This is a big deal, considering the degree of past exploitation of "as needed" which is a term for "temporary" employment, even when the employment is not temporary.