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ex·ploi·ta·tion [ˌeksplɔɪˈteɪʃən] N no pl
1. exploitation pej (taking unfair advantage):
- exploitation of workforce
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- exploitation of person, situation, weakness
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2. exploitation (profitable use):
- exploitation
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- exploitation
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- exploitation of resources
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ex·ploi·ˈta·tion right N
- exploitation right
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- exploitation
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- exploitation no pl
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- exploitation no pl
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- exploitation company
- Nutzbarmachung von Bodenschätzen
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- exploitation no art, no pl
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exploitation [ˌeksplɔɪˈteɪʃn] N
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
On the other hand, companies that focus only on exploitation may accept status quo performance and products and fail to reach optimal levels of success.
en.wikipedia.org Laws in some jurisdictions may restrict the commercial exploitation of trilliums and prohibit collection without the landowner's permission.
en.wikipedia.org He was active in the development and exploitation of the mineral resources whilst in parliament and subsequent to his retirement.
en.wikipedia.org At about the same time as exploitation of these resources was virtually complete, a nationwide study of the jaguar was initiated.
en.wikipedia.org Large income inequality may easily be viewed as due to exploitation rather than as due to individual differences in productivity.
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www.giz.de At both meetings representatives from governments, NGOs and the tourism industry come together, in order to coordinate and finalise measures aimed at protecting children from sexual exploitation in tourism.
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In beiden Versammlungen sind Vertreter/-innen aus Regierungen, NROs, der Tourismusindustrie sowie weitere Beobachter/-innen eingebunden, um die Maßnahmen zum Schutz von Kindern vor sexuel- ler Ausbeutung miteinander abzustimmen.
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www.giz.de These trends provide incentives for a sustainable approach to forestry that incorporates a long-term perspective, while at the same time fuelling the risk that short-term and short-sighted exploitation of forests will gain the upper hand.
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Diese Entwicklungen setzen einerseits Anreize für eine langfristig angelegte, nachhaltige Waldwirtschaft, bergen andererseits aber auch die Gefahr, dass die kurzfristig ausgerichtete Ausbeutung von Wäldern Antrieb erhält.
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www.giz.de Angela Baehr – Project Coordinator “Protection of Minors against Sexual Exploitation” (KVSA) – participates since 2004 at these events to promote the position of the German Development sector.
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Seit 2004 beteiligt sich Angela Bähr – Projektleiterin des GTZ-Konventionsvorhabens „Schutz von Min- derjährigen vor sexueller Ausbeutung“ (KVSA) - als unabhängige Beobachterin an den Veranstaltungen, um den Beitrag der deutschen Entwicklungszusammenarbeit zu diesem Thema auf internationaler Ebene einzubringen und die fortlaufende Entwicklung zu beobachten.
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www.animal-public.de To call them "ambassadors" for their wild co-species is simply an obviously desperate attempt at sanitizing the commercial exploitation of these animals.
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Sie “Botschafter” für ihre wilden Artgenossen zu nennen, ist einfach ein offensichtlich verzweifelter Versuch, die kommerzielle Ausnutzung dieser Tiere zu rechtfertigen.
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www.klinikum.uni-heidelberg.de DFG SPP1175 Dynamics of cellular membranes and their exploitation by viruses
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DFG SPP1175 Dynamik von zellulären Membranen und ihre Ausnutzung durch Viren
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