| But he was outmaneuvered by politicians, teacher union activists, and school officials, who thought he was out to profiteer from poor children. |
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| As time passes, the possibility of winning back some of these to public ownership or control can arise over failure to perform or profiteer ing. |
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| The West was not seen as an ally in the fight for democracy and progress, but as a colonial profiteer and oppressor. |
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| It is also part of the way that gangs and organized crime profiteer while terrorizing ordinary citizens. |
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| Suddenly it has said bad about the style of the book and it has increased its editor for a profiteer. |
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| Why can it not challenge this industry and let it know that it is not acceptable to profiteer or to gouge in the market that we all support in this country today? |
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| The traditional dwellings have escaped the ravages of fire and of those who would seek to renovate or profiteer. The houses, which in many cases bear their dates of construction, document the history of the settlement. |
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| There is a profiteer, there is an unscrupulous store owner. |
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| Every time we turn around it seems that our working families in the north and our farming families are paying through the nose while these companies profiteer off their backs. |
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| This is what happens when you elect leaders that profiteer, when you elect leaders that are out of integrity with themselves and the nations that they lead. |
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| The harsh military dictatorship of the profiteer Mobutu kept the country united for years in apparent peace, but the differences were never bridged. |
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| Basically, therefore, consumers will be at the mercy of misleading information from the private sector and large industrial facilities, who will be able to profiteer as they please. |
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| People who engage in undeclared work are to be found not only among the unemployed and among those who have entered the country illegally and have to suffer at the hands of those who profiteer from unemployment. |
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