Sentence examples for 1 mistreatment from inspiring English sources

That happens because there is an argument, a fight, because she cheated on him, or he saw her kissing another boy … (Interview 1) Mistreatment is related to poverty.

Cluster headache patients can be treated with evidence-based or guideline-recommended treatments [10, 13, 22 26], but mistreatment is often reported [19 21] and treatments that are proven as not effective, as in the case of indomethacin [27] or single high dose steroids [28], or have unconfirmed efficacy, as in the case of octreotide [29] are internationally often used.

It is difficult to generalize on results of this kind, but in the light of figures reported also by other authors [ 3, 5, 7, 15, 20] mistreatment of medical students seems to be very common.

The judges were told that there might be as many as 150-160 cases involving deaths, as well as 700-800 involving mistreatment of civilians in breach of Article 3 of the European convention on human rights, which prohibits inhuman and degrading treatment.

Currently, the Iraq Historic Allegations Team, the body set up by the Ministry of Defence to investigate complaints arising from the five-year British military occupation of the south-east of the country, is examining 52 complaints of unlawful killing involving 63 deaths and 93 allegations of mistreatment involving 179 people.

The faculty staff mistreated female students more often than male ones (p = 0.0002), but mistreatment by fellow students was equally common among both.

Its statistical conclusions derived mainly from 71 completed cases of substantiated detainee abuse as of Sept. 30, 2004, including 20 that involved mistreatment during interrogations.

Reported barriers to accessing reproductive healthcare were: cost (49.7%), distance or transport (25.4%), fear of mistreatment (7.9%), and other barriers including: security concerns, shame, unavailability of a female doctor, and insufficient provision of services.

Of the 203 women, 50 died of torture and mistreatment; 141 have come back to Czechoslovkia and have been domiciled by the government in a little colony in Kladno.

Almost three quarters of people (73.3%; 374) witnessed physical or mental mistreatment, half (50%; 255) having witnessed such events on multiple occasions.

In the past 15 years it has worked on 120 cases of mistreatment and prompted 655 unlawful decisions to be annulled, organisers say.