Examples of using Often exploited in English and their translations into German
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There, they are often exploited or even abused.
Those who are discriminated against are often exploited.
Such people are often exploited because of their circumstances.
Because of their situation, they are often exploited or abused.
Young people are quite often exploited, receive low payment and suffer accidents at work.
As they have no residence permit, the"sans-papiers" are often exploited.
Adware programs are quite often exploited by malicious parties.
I am radical in my art, but in reality friendly, which is often exploited.
The working poor still are too often exploited by usurious payday loans.
Enokido, Panasonic Executive Officer said,"Environment, health, and information and communication technology(ICT)are important aspects of the food industry which are often exploited.
The subject was often exploited as a politically opportunist argument between warring parties.
Fears generated by these risks in large sections of the population are often exploited for other purposes.
Wettstein remarks:"Refugees were often exploited owing to their poor knowledge of German or condemned to a life doing nothing.
Unfortunately, Turkish labour law is not yet up to European standards,and this fact is often exploited to the full by employers.
Such vulnerable groups include migrant workers, who are often exploited, as well as young and ageing workers, who need special attention, and those with disabilities.
Me finally a game that is mostly cool for what it represents in the history of the video game industry,but that its engine was so often exploited it may seem shabby compared to others….
Try thinking about the faces of children frightened by war, of the despair of mothers, of the shattered dreams of so many young people, of refugees whoundertake terrible journeys, and who are so often exploited….
That of confronting the cross of suffering experienced by so many youngpeople, elderly persons and young children all too often exploited, lacking meaning in life, deprived of opportunities and suffering from loneliness.
The occupation of the"truck driver" has lost the association of the adventurous long-distance driver andsociety thinks that motorists are often exploited and work under questionable conditions.
This contradiction signals that national interests continue to prevail in EU budget negotiations,which are often exploited for domestic political gain in member states.
Criminals and irresponsible manufacturers will often exploit high demand and attempt to flood the market with cheap and dangerous products.
MitM attacks often exploit the option to alter communications between two sites unaware of the third-party intrusion.
Attackers often exploit system or application vulnerabilities to interrupt and gain control over applications or machines.
Aggressive tax planners often exploit the"weakest link" in the Single Market to avoid being taxed anywhere in the EU.
The authors of malicious software often exploit various system vulnerabilities in order to increase the effectiveness of spreading malicious code.
Hackers often exploit old security vulnerabilities in browsers that have not been patched.
The EESC opinion on PRISM 2002(rapporteur: Mr Pezzini, INT/132)has drawn attention to these failings and the way in which national and local officials often exploit this ignorance.
The EESC opinion on PRISM 2002(rapporteur: Mr Pezzini7)has drawn attention to these failings and the way in which national and local officials often exploit this ignorance.
Madam President, I think this very interesting debate, for which I thank all the speakers, has shown that there is very broad agreement in Parliament on the needto target employers who take on and, very often, exploit illegal immigrants.
The EESC also stressed that knowledge of consumer rights in the internal market is extremely limited and that it had on several occasions drawn attention6- particularly as regards peripheral and recent accession countries-to these failings and the way in which national and local officials often exploit this ignorance.