* Need to protect consumers from
exploitatively high MRP in Medical Devices by rationalized price controls and aid ethical marketing.
Into Darkness does not merely imitate
exploitatively its primary source (The Wrath of Khan), but distances itself from it by addressing contemporary ideological preoccupations such as corruption and terrorism.
Once again, the stigmatization of abortion has increased as a result of these campaigns, and women are being forced to find unsafe or
exploitatively expensive means to terminate a pregnancy.
Questions about the balance between safety and security of private information as well as allowing open information to remain open while at the same time preventing open data from being used
exploitatively are examined.
Critics of the FSC have pointed out that this MI has not stemmed the tide of illegal deforestation across the globe, (44) that the Atlanta Agreement did not shield adult football producers from
exploitatively low wages, (45) and that Better Work has not addressed the inequitable distribution of profits in the apparel industry.
The principle of competitive exclusion was reexamined by Koch [1] in 1974 who found via numerical simulation that the coexistence of two predators competing
exploitatively for a single prey species in a constant and uniform environment was in fact possible when the predator functional response to the prey density was assumed according to nonlinear function, and such coexistence occurred along what appeared to be a periodic orbit in the positive octant of [R.sup.3] rather than an equilibrium.
"We're not trying to be willfully assaultive or
exploitatively shock people, but there's nothing here or in the disturbing novel that isn't happening right now, somewhere around the world: People are being detained without trial, tortured and executed," Macmillan said.
An apprenticeship system bore more heavily and more
exploitatively on the families of freed people, even when parents were still living, but the demarcations were often fuzzy ones, with white children bound out for unfree labor and some black children finding in apprenticeship the protection or sense of connection otherwise lacking.
"The industry as a whole is not acting in bad faith or
exploitatively, but I do think there are some members of the pharmaceutical industry that are making bad commercial decisions, and they should consider the public interest and, frankly, their own public relations," says Michael Barnes, executive director for the Center for Lawful Access and Abuse Deterrence (CLAAD).
Our critical, interrogative speech is either overlooked (not heard) or interpreted as benign and described somewhat indulgently with words such as "fascinating" or "interesting." Annie Long's outspokenness on discrimination and opium consumption (134) is interpreted by Bradshaw as evidence of her "very interesting and remarkable" character (131); when Helen asks interviewer Stuart Greif, "Could you define Chinese?" (in response to his question, "How Chinese are you?") he does not respond (Greif 135); when Alison Wong raised objections to the
exploitatively exotic titles and cover images suggested by the publishers of her novel, she is accused of "being difficult" and compelled to accept what she considers to be inappropriately exotic alternatives (Alison Wong, Interview).
The approach was twofold: a minimum wage was established so workers could earn livable wages, and overtime pay was mandated to help guard against
exploitatively long work hours.
(115) It can indeed fairly be said that they have never done this for exploitative abuse either--that is, have never set out the parameters that make conduct
exploitatively abusive.
