Sentence examples for unjust exploitation from inspiring English sources

First, Pogge holds that the historical uses of power, both economic and military, by developed nations, have given rise to a global institutional framework which imposes and enables the unjust exploitation of poorer peoples by the world's more powerful actors.

How the transparency agenda could reverse unjust exploitation of indigenous territories.

He denounced the unjust exploitation by the Mafia, and when Li Causi started to talk about how the peasants were being deceived by 'a powerful leaseholder' – a thinly disguised reference to Vizzini – the Mafia boss hurled: It's a lie.

Certainly, such vulnerability by itself may not constitute unjust exploitation [ 25].

Thus, critics view RF as an unjust exploitation of resources that is not directly contributing to either.

You had a chance to be on the forefront of a civil rights movement -- fueled by a righteous and holy God who despises corruption, unjust scales, exploitation, bigotry, and racism.

A subsequent Jesuit Congregation, in 1995, addressed "the unjust treatment and exploitation of women," denouncing the " 'feminization of poverty' and a distinctive 'feminine face of oppression.' " The Jesuits also decried "the alienation of women who no longer feel at home in the Church".

Instead of regarding Shays Rebellionn as an expression of grassroots democracy and a rejection of exploitation and unjust authority, The Americans asserts without evidence that the protest "caused panic and dismay throughout the nation".

"Without leadership which is sensitive to justice and service, an unjust social order (eg consumer exploitation, ruthless price manipulation, inefficiency, waste and labour exploitation) can destroy the social value of the business sector and alienate individual workers".

This healthy skepticism forms part of a broader argument against the "externalists," as Ayittey calls them, and in favor of the "internalists". Externalists see Africa's difficulties arising from "Western imperialism, the slave trade, an unjust international economic system and exploitation" by multinational corporations.

On the other hand, to deny people a say in how they are represented on stage opens up the possibility of exploitation and bullying, which would seem unjust.