Examples of using Been exploited in English and their translations into Romanian
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there actually seems to be every indication that this case has been exploited for political purposes.
It is one of the few remaining forests near Zaun that has not been exploited for natural resources;
While it has been exploited for almost 50 years,
Al-Beidha's fertile land had been exploited for many millennia before the Nabataeans, a Neolithic group
In the Faroe Islands Roland appears in the ballad of"Runtsivalstríðið"(Battle of Roncevaux)More recently Roland's tale has been exploited by historians exploring the development of the early-modern Christian understanding of Islamic culture.
the potential to orient taxation to promote better sustainability has not been exploited.
proof that the strategic advantages of this place had been exploited since Dacian times,
saying that the designation had been exploited for political ends.
A declaration by which the breeder certifies that the variety has not been commercially exploited within the meaning of Article 10 of the Law or if it has been exploited- in which countries
Growth Pact fully and that ways of stabilising the Pact that exist in the treaties have not been exploited.
policy dialogue has not been exploited to its full potential and adequately coordinated with EU Members States in all areas.
to hear cases in which aggrieved subjects felt that they had been exploited or treated unjustly by government officials or aristocrats.
many provisions have not been exploited due to the absence of a common and converging political will11.
While market-based instruments have been exploited in some sectors, notably through the greenhouse gas emission trading system, their full potential remains to be tapped.
its protocols have not yet been exploited to their full potential,
an invasive species that has never been exploited.
you will be admired for the noble attempt you have made to honor your predecessor's commitment a commitment that has been exploited by.
i.e., the difference in value between what would have been obtained if the wood would have been exploited at full maturity and what has been obtained by exploiting it at that respective moment and at that state of growth;
remuneration for their work- which has been exploited by people over a long period of time- for which they may only get a one-off payment if they are lucky.
Identifying the vulnerabilities that can be exploited by threats.