Sentence examples for and the molestation of from inspiring English sources

The Okinawans who have used the visit of the world leaders as a stage for demonstrating in favor of American withdrawal are protesting acts like a hit-and-run incident involving an Air Force staff sergeant and the molestation of a 14-year-old Okinawan girl in which a marine was accused.

With Gay, like McCarthy before him, you'll find many of the stories set in the early to mid-20th century dealing with the digging up of the dead and the molestation of the dead.

Children should be at school, their schools sanctuaries outside conflict zones, and their rights to their childhood protected And the world must speak out more loudly against the use of child soldiers and the molestation of girls as weapons of war.

One special agent told a district court that  "Website A" users chatted about their shared interests and discussed the molestation of children.

"Based on my training," the report reads, "this type of material can be used as part of a 'grooming' process by which people (those seeking to molest children) are able to lower the inhibitions of their intended victims and facilitate the molestation of said victims".

Rudy Giuliani's priest has been accused in grand jury proceedings of molesting several children and covering up the molestation of others.

At the center of this complex, time-jumping narrative of confused identities and guilty secrets is the molestation of a young Roman Catholic schoolboy by his literature teacher, a priest.

Much of what was done in Rome was constructive, particularly the pope's strong condemnation of the predatory sexual practices of priests and his acknowledgment that the molestation of children is a crime.

But at the very least they should aim for a credible strategy for dealing with the problem: a system that has allowed senior figures in the church to tolerate and hide -- and thus has encouraged -- the molestation of children by sexually predatory priests.

Borukhova's account of "the amount of hours that he would go without wanting to feed the child seemed to strain logic," Hymowitz said, and added, "The description of the molestation of the child, again, seemed kind of gruesome and outlandish".

In December 2003, Hill, during a performance in Vatican City, spoke of the "corruption, exploitation, and abuses" in reference to the molestation of boys by Catholic priests in the United States and the cover-up of offenses by Catholic Church officials.