Sentence examples for bringing this scourge from inspiring English sources

Clive Baldwin, senior legal adviser at Human Rights Watch, said: "If the MoD wants to avoid future inquiries it needs to ensure it has ended abuse in detention.Accepting independent inspection of its detention centres overseas will be a key to bringing this scourge of abuse in military custody to an end".

"The more we focus on the causes and the known solutions, the faster we will bring this childhood scourge under control".

Until the introduction of penicillin, Salvarsan or one of its modifications remained the standard treatment of syphilis and went far toward bringing this social and medical scourge under control.

Upon Mark's death, Patsy grew frustrated that the family's old friend Jesse Helms had been blocking funding for AIDS research, claiming that gay men had brought the scourge upon themselves.

The general public accuses them of bringing scourges like AIDS.

The jailer brought a thick scourge to whip me all over my body, then handcuffed me, pinning me to the door like a sheep and electrifying me until I fainted.

He knows now that The Master will bring about "a scourge," and a widespread "corruption of flesh and spirit".

The participants brought their opinions which they thought could help to curb this scourge, such as a forum conducted by an experienced person where young people can meet and share their experiences.

It is happening because we are actively working to bring all the legislation together, toughen the penalties and drive out this scourge that is still all too present in our world.

The LGBT community went through the devastation of AIDS, seemingly alone, but that experience did bring us closer as we found solace in each other as we fought this scourge.

Tackling this scourge requires all segments of society to work together.