Sentence examples for considered rape from inspiring English sources

So if a woman sensibly submitted to a knife or a gun, it wasn't considered rape.

In Ohio, sex involving a person under age 16 can be considered rape if the partner is over 18. Planned Parenthood declined to comment.

A charity has voiced concern about a BBC documentary which will ask an audience to vote on whether a scenario should be considered rape or not.

The bill, as written, would have required many women to undergo a trans-vaginal procedure, the sort of coerced penetration that in other circumstances could be considered rape.

In Prison Time, he describes walking in on a young man being forced to fellate another prisoner, an act considered rape in several states and many countries.

Galloway, the MP for Bradford West, had claimed that even if the complaints made against Assange by two women in Sweden were "100% true", they still could not be considered rape.

This is considered rape--always.

Stunned, I asked, "You don't consider rape a security threat?" "Rape here is so common," she said.

Based on a survey among 2,464 people across the country, in December and January (thus before the sentencing in the Mumbai case, and before Mr Yadav spoke), Pew found 90% of Indians consider rape as a "very big" problem in the country, while just 3% called it a "small" one.

"It has become clear that many people still consider rape in some contexts and circumstances more 'real', more harmful than others, and believe some rape survivors are therefore more 'worthy' of empathy than others".

The document considers rape, forced pregnancy, sexual assault, and forced prostitution to be "crimes against humanity" if they are committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack on civilian populations, in times of war as well as peace, by non-state actors as well as official state actors.