Sentence examples for considered victims of from inspiring English sources

While regulators have long been reluctant to rescue individuals they considered victims of their own greed or bad decisions, entire communities are now facing the consequences.

Apart from 90 members of the security forces, all are considered victims of the army, the police or paramilitary death squads.

This is not the language you normally thought about when you considered victims of the Holocaust, but as we now know, the first concentration camps were built in Germany for Germans.

Plans are being advanced elsewhere in the area to up the ante against tobacco by punishing those even tangentially connected with smoking, like movie studios, and in some cases singling out those previously considered victims of cigarette companies.

Two of the plaintiffs made financial contributions to the school, so they can be considered victims of the school's alleged scheme to defraud the community through deception about Mr. Foglietta's legacy, the judge ruled.

Ultimately, that lawsuit failed, as the law only considered victims of terrorism — not torture.

Consider victims of torture who are able to resist so that their wills are not broken.

Second, that migrants who were rescued could be considered victims and not criminals guilty of illegal immigration.

Thus the people of Japan, like the Chinese or the Filipinos, could also be considered the victims of the militarists.

Or should these young men, some of whom were teenagers when they were forced at gunpoint to join Boko Haram, be considered the victims of terrorism instead?

Those whose lives have been destroyed by the system by the skewed definition and fostering of crime and by the infliction of punishment could themselves be considered the victims of a grand-scale crime.