Sentence examples for both mistreatment from inspiring English sources

Manning also was the victim of both mistreatment by his jailers and an overaggressive prosecution.

The reported occurrence of mistreatment both by staff and fellow students increased with the number of years of study (Table 6).

Barring gymnastic mistreatment, both will likely still be upright 20 years from now.

But despite being at opposite ends of the economic spectrum, they both demonstrate that mistreatment of a rape victim may not end with the assault.

Gary Bourlet, who has a mild learning disability, is unequivocal in his assessment of what needs to happen if the UK is to ensure that people with learning disabilities are wholly integrated into society and that mistreatment both inside and outside institutions is to cease.

The resolutions condemned the Ustaše in Bosnia and Herzegovina, both for their mistreatment of Muslims and for their attempts to turn Muslims and Serbs against one another.

We have heard brutal stories of torture and mistreatment, both physical and psychological, beginning with the capture of men immediately following 9/11.

Both migraine and TTH are primary headache disorders, but both can lead, through mistreatment, to MOH.

On two or three occasions, Pittman said, he did report instances of prisoner mistreatment to both Lipscomb and Henderson.

But during World War II the murder of several million people - mainly Jews - by Nazi Germany, and the mistreatment of both civilians and prisoners of war by the Japanese, prompted the Allied powers to prosecute the people they believed to be the perpetrators of these crimes.

The dogs are usually born in deplorable conditions, where hygiene and disease control standards are non-existent and mistreatment of both the puppies and their mothers is commonplace.