prostitution造句

The public opinion condemns prostitution.

The flagrant prostitution of true human values.

He always shows his talent in prostitution in the public.

It was poverty that reduced her to prostitution.

This was once the case, as a host of research on prostitution long ago confirmed.

He refused the job, saying it would be (a) prostitution of his talents.

He put all the prostitution money onto improving the teaching facilities according to Caixia's wishes.

Immediately after its founding, New China adopted resolute measures to outlaw prostitution.

He must not marry a widow, a divorced woman, or a woman defiled by prostitution, but only a virgin from his own people.

She still says she wants to leave prostitution, but she also refused the interpreter's offer to take her to a women's shelter or anywhere else.

Needless to say that music is the number one prevention against prostitution, violence, bad habits, and everything degrading in the life of a child.

Prosecutors in Italy say the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is being investigated in a case involving the alleged abuse of power and possible links to underage prostitution.

Wujiang Road, once euphemistically called Love Lane, was a center for prostitution in prewar Shanghai and was later known for its snack stalls.

The results surprised the study's authors, who said they undertook the study because student prostitution had been often reported but little was known about its relationship to education policy.

A cold spirit of vanity that had no warm human contacts and that was as corrupt as any low-born Jew in craving for prostitution to the bitch-goddess success.

The departments of public security shall, in accordance with the law, rigorously crack down on such illegal and criminal acts as prostitution and whoring, drug trafficking, drug use and illegal blood collecting and supplying, and strengthen publicity and education in AIDS prevention and control amon