Sentence examples for commonly beaten from inspiring English sources
According to the allegations compiled by PIL, which span more than five years, from the 2003 US-led invasion until 2008, detainees were commonly beaten, made to wear black-out goggles, and left hooded — making breathing difficult — for hours following their initial arrest by British forces.
In many cases, husbands or in-laws began to make financial demands after some months or years into the marriage, and commonly young women were beaten and harassed till the demand was met.
That thing, whatever it is, is commonly found far from the beaten path.
Commonly, detainees are held for extended periods, beaten and tortured, human rights groups say.
At Kargbo's next hearing, in June, 2014, he said he was afraid that he would be chained and beaten in Sierra Leone, where psychosis is commonly treated as a curse.
Xanthelasma palpebrarum (XP) (Greek; xanthos: yellow and elasma: beaten metal plate) are yellow plaques that occur commonly near the inner canthus of the eyelid, more often on the upper lid [ 1].
The most commonly reported consequences of sexual violence included sexually transmitted infections, being bruised and beaten, anxiety and depression, bleeding, and stigmatization by family/community.
Of participating women, 21.7% (n = 92) had been subjected to physical violence earlier in life and 18.8% (n = 78) in the past 12 months; the moderate physical violence (slapped/threw something, pushed/showed) was more commonly observed than the severe physical violence (hit that could hurt, kicked/dragged or beaten, choked or burnt, threaten or used a weapon) as displayed in Table 3.
"SAC Lahore Members Harassed and Beaten Up".
