Sentence examples for child predation from inspiring English sources
Just as significantly, the president has handed the Democrats a political weapon with which to batter Republicans going into the midterm elections: that they tolerate child predation.
In the wake of the Lawrence G. Nassar gymnastics scandal, Olympic federations are working to create a database that ensures that frequency of child predation in youth sports is more fully exposed.
According to Donna Rice Hughes of the EIE, "There's a tremendous amount of incestuous crossover in the sex industry whether it's trafficking, child pornography, or child predation".
Andrew Sullivan says that the Pope is doomed, for that whole "misprision of felony" thing and the "letting child sex predators get aways with child sex predation forever".
Increasingly over the past decade, writers of crime fiction — Harlan Coben and Dennis Lehane among many others — have made a recurring subject of children violated by predation, abandonment, neglect.
More directly, todies are victims of predation by children, who kill them with slingshots (Kepler 2001).
Jerry Sandusky, the Penn State assistant coach whose persistent acts of sexual predation on children were allowed to fester within one of the most hallowed franchises in American college football, faces a maximum sentence of up to 500 years in prison after he was found guilty of 45 counts of serial paedophilia.
North Carolina's current campaign to "protect women and children" from the imagined predation of LGBT people can also trace its genealogy to the nineteenth century.
"Existing efforts at addressing sexual predation of children were failing," one of North Carolina's briefs argued, adding that this law "bars offenders from taking what is often the critical first step in the sexual assault of a child.
Sexual predation on children and youths is back in the national spotlight since Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State football defense coordinator, has been accused of sexually assaulting multiple boys over 15 years.
