Sentence examples for continuing to torture from inspiring English sources

This is the Bahrain whose security forces, according to a new report by Human Rights Watch, are continuing to torture detainees during interrogation, despite claims by the British government that Bahrain has reformed its practices.

I fret about finding replacements, so that I may continue to purchase the best grape at no personal cost, thus continuing to torture my conscience with each spectacularly aged bottle that I consume.

My brother had a kidney problem and they continued to torture him without giving him medicine.

So the question remains: how long will Ireland continue to torture women?

"Mohamedou's book takes us into the heart of this man the US government tortured, and continues to torture with indefinite detention.

I will say it clearly: they raped people in detention in the early days of the movement, and they continue to torture dissidents in brutal ways in prison.

The city managed to stay afloat, but Washington, in the view of many New York leaders, continued to torture the city with politically suicidal demands.

There was little Leicester let-up and Mahrez continued to torture Sunderland after the break as he turned them inside out before hitting the post 10 minutes after the restart.

A visitor from a foreign land might ask why we continue to torture ourselves by listening to and thinking about Richard Nixon, a man whose wrongdoing and lack of moral stature have been so thoroughly exposed One reason is that we have never been able to answer the question of the extent to which Nixon, elected by us, is made in our image.

"If the British government allows Ethiopia to get away with kidnapping its citizen in international territory and stands by as they continue to torture, detain, and potentially execute my husband, then it sets a very bad precedent for the security of any Brit travelling abroad," she says.

On torture, McCain disdains the water-boarding approved by the Bush administration, telling his audiences how the Japanese water-boarded American GIs during the second world war and noting that if we continue to torture, we can expect our soldiers to be tortured if they are captured.