The phrase "a time when victims" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing events or situations that involve victims, often in a historical or narrative sense.
Example: "There was a time when victims of injustice were often overlooked by society."
Alternatives: "an era when victims" or "a period when victims".
Just as it's unfair that the time when victims of family violence begin to take back control and walk away from their abuser is also the most dangerous time for them.
The New York prosecutor's decision to drop the case "poses great risks to women's rights, returning to a time when rape victims were a priori guilty, when rape was not considered a crime," she said.
I hadn't seen the play before, but now, at a time when innocent victims abound and the government seems to be posturing less out of cynicism than confusion and impotence, one is hungry for something more nuanced than blanket demonization of a faceless Arab enemy and disdain for power politics and the media.
Still, she said, California's conviction is a rarity at a time when many victims are reluctant to come forward and risk further exposure.
Sausser's Equitable policy was written at a time when AIDS victims were not expected to live very long, and the terms are generous, said West Hollywood-based insurance broker Alison Gordon, who advises longtime AIDS survivors on insurance benefits.
In a time when immigrant victims are more fearful than ever to reach out for assistance, it is critical that the number of U visas are increased, as well as resources prioritized for the timely processing of crime-victim visas, so that victims' fears that they will be deported if they report their harassers are assuaged.
Father Cantalamessa was expressing the sense of self-victimization permeating the Vatican at a time when more real victims are pouring forth.
At a time when Patrice Evra, a victim of racism, runs a game-long gauntlet of jeers – and at least one monkey gesture – without inspiring a scintilla of sympathy from one of the greatest names in the game, Kenny Dalglish, what price for anyone taking on homophobia out in the open?
For times when victims need to reach people discreetly – as was the case for those hiding inside Westgate Mall – an app built by Nairobi-based Usalama Innovative Systems may be more suitable.
Many times, when victims make the incredible step of breaking away from cult life, the public can't help but question their legitimacy and look for a way to discredit their stories.
