Sentence examples for trade exploitation from inspiring English sources

A majestic customs house, 200 feet high and made of the finest Portland stone, adorned with soaring columns, is erected at one of the corners of the gigantic triangle, a fitting symbol of what this enterprise is really about: trade, exploitation, colonialism.

Although all Cyclamen are listed in CITES, which protects them from trade exploitation from the wild, this does not per-se prevent their extinction though habitat loss by climate change.

Drug trafficking is by its very nature accompanied by trafficking in persons, money laundering, the arms trade, child exploitation and other forms of corruption.

Rohingya migrants in Malaysia also spoke of a grim evolution in the trade and exploitation of vulnerable migrants making their way across the open sea from Burma.

Reactor operating condition is incrementally improved over runs by integrating together estimation of a probabilistic measure of success using an imperfect model and a gradient-based approach so as to trade off exploitation with exploration.

The widespread collateral damage of the illegal drug trade – the exploitation, environmental damage, criminalisation, corruption, murderous gang feuds, addiction and needless overdoses – are all evidence that the way it's currently being handled does not appear to work.

Turkeys used burned areas immediately following prescribed fire, but traded-off exploitation of foraging opportunities by using space near escape cover.

If the MMoU arrangement effectively deters informed trading and exploitation of uninformed shareholders as it is intended to do bid-ask spreado bid-asknarrow (indicating reduced perceptionspreadsshouldd lower tranarrowon costs).

For the Daily Express, he wrote Jeremy Beadle's Today's the Day strip about souped-up anniversaries, thus hitting on what was to become his stock-in-trade, an exploitation of little-known facts.

Exceptions from this general pattern are explained by human activities and their main pathways of trading and exploitation.

The economic trade offs and exploitation paths of development via generic architectures are reviewed.