That would avoid any appearance, he said, "that she would be exploiting her office for personal gain, or accepting a sweetheart deal from a publisher".
I felt I would be exploiting our relationship, so I wrote down only what I thought would have value for posterity".
When Mr. Kennedy first agreed to be a partner with Hachette in publishing the magazine, he shied away from using his image on every cover, as Hachette had first requested, asserting that would be exploiting his fame too much.
Mr. Steinberg said he got over this first hurdle after consulting with his fellow producers on "Inside Comedy," who include Steve Carell and the comedy writer Alan Zweibel, and who concluded among themselves that "no one in this group would be exploiting him in any way".
An opposition in Westminster worth its name would be exploiting the vulnerability of a government that cut flood prevention spending by a fifth in 2010, and increased it in 2014 after flooding in Somerset – before it dropped again to the level when Cameron became prime minister.
Bill Clark, an executive producer of "N.Y.P.D. Blue" and a former New York City detective, said, "If we were looking to pull in big numbers and promote a show about the World Trade Center, it would be taking advantage of the situation; it would be exploiting it".
