Sentence examples for being trampled on from inspiring English sources

But smaller EU members correctly feared that they were being trampled on, and mounted furious resistance.There followed what one official calls a "cynical stitch-up".

Five years after he was detained for hours in downtown Toronto, soaked in rain and certain that his civil rights the ones he'd left Iran in search of were being trampled on, Shervin Akhavi finally has some peace of mind.

"No one talked about a concern relative to the rights of Muslims being trampled on.

The fiercest opposition has come from preachers, who think local rights are being trampled on.

My children's lives are being trampled on here in the name of what?

"We're not making the economic argument that the players are being trampled on, but it's an argument on fairness and on what we contribute to the game.

If you're shy and meek, you'll easily be trampled on by others and find yourself doing things you really don't want to.

"It sounds like there is a lot of investigating that is going to have to be done to make sure all the facts are brought out so that no one's rights are trampled on," Mr. Cagney said.

But they have been trampled on".

"He's trampled on our democracy.

"In the process, the rights of journalists are trampled on.