"Those who turn a blind eye to exploitation face very real risks – legal risks and risks to reputation and impact on their bottom line," she said.
"They turn a blind eye to exploitation and undercutting because it is part of the low-skill, low-wage, fast-buck economy they think Britain needs to succeed," he will say.
That's why we turn a blind eye to exploitation, oil spillages and tax evasions as collateral damage in a profit-serving world.
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You let this behemoth devour as much of the wealth of this country as can be sustained and more, by and through an ideology that turned a blind eye to hideous exploitation of the public by private interests at odds with the public good.
That some of these now illegal wells were created with public money in the 1970s and '80s, when the local government turned a blind eye to agricultural exploitation in the region, merely adds to the confusion.
Michael O'Higgins, its chairman, claimed that its study countered my assertion that "officialdom nationally is turning a blind eye to the exploitation of young eastern Europeans".
Similarly, suppliers use slave labor to produce goods because consumers demand low prices and corporations turn a blind eye to the exploitation in their supply chains.
That narrative espoused by Mike Daisey and others–had been that Western consumer lust had caused us to turn a blind eye to the apparent exploitation of workers in China, an exploitation that went so far as to lead to a string of suicides.
A police force criticised for turning a blind eye to the sexual exploitation of 1,400 children in Rotherham has been further rebuked for "weaknesses" in its child protection procedures.
"During our inquiry, we often heard professionals describe children they had responsibility for protecting as 'prostituting themselves' and turning a blind eye to their sexual exploitation because they believed that the children were at fault," she said.
