exploitation
exploração
definition
noun
the exploitation of migrant workers
the action or fact of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work.
the Bronze Age saw exploitation of gold deposits
the action of making use of and benefiting from resources.
translation of 'exploitation'
noun
exploração
example
The foremost weakness in the 'exploitation' of timber resources in Zambia has been the absence of capacity to add value to the product.
Now, have you seen evidence in the campaign so far of the 'exploitation' of fear?
Sustainable development offers us a unifying concept for the 'exploitation' of natural resources and the integration of environment and development.
There is no one perfect solution to the complex problem of mass 'exploitation' and oppression within the worldwide sex industry.
However, according to Diana, many women do not wish to report their 'exploitation' for fear of the potential consequences.
this administration's 'exploitation' of the fear of crime
However, the 'exploitation' of energy resources has been slow due to a shortage of capital and domestic political constraints.
In each case, however, free trade generally facilitates the full 'exploitation' of these advantages.
Instead, agriculture will be benefited by improved 'exploitation' of the available water before crops are subjected to severe drought.
Along with 'exploitation' , enslavement also bred intimacy, mutuality, and reciprocal dependency.
the 'exploitation' of migrant workers
the Bronze Age saw 'exploitation' of gold deposits
For the first time, specific measures would be put in place to ensure that communities benefit directly from the 'exploitation' of mineral resources.
There is much profit to be extracted from the ‘reconstruction’ program but the really big money is in the 'exploitation' of oil resources.
Worker 'exploitation' and unfair wages are no laughing matter.
the Government's 'exploitation' of the fear of crime
The 'exploitation' of patriotic sentiment for private gain is hardly new.
The agreement regulates the 'exploitation' of water resources shared by Namibia and Angola.
Industrial development and the 'exploitation' of resources left many parts of the Empire more economically self-sufficient than before.
Currently, I think, we put a lot of emphasis on the 'exploitation' of natural resources.
In West Africa, the chocolate industry benefits from the 'exploitation' of child workers in cocoa fields.
Not only the water but fish, sand and shorelines become subject to licensed 'exploitation' , only those with cash or bribes can use them.
Neither did they have the support of leaders from underdeveloped countries, who benefit from the 'exploitation' of resources and labor in their own countries.
In fact, many universities directly profit from the 'exploitation' of the women and men around the globe who make the clothes that bear their logo.
But it hasn't eliminated the fact of class 'exploitation' .
Experts have been speaking against the importing of grown trees for some time, blaming the practice for the 'exploitation' rural natural resources.
In Congo, a new report into the 'exploitation' of diamonds, gold and the rare ore, coltan, which is used in mobile phones, is due to be published soon.
They demand that the State dedicate more resources to the protection of immigrant workers from 'exploitation' .
These colonial machinations resulted in mass poverty, 'exploitation' and oppression as the basic facts of life for the African.
Many are drawing the conclusion that the oppression and 'exploitation' they face are a result of the system itself.
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