Sentence examples for could mistreat from inspiring English sources

Syrian officials asked aloud this week how a country that enshrined Saladin could mistreat his descendants.

People wonder how ordinary American soldiers, men and women, could have mistreated prisoners so barbarically at Abu Ghraib.

The US says it refuses to repatriate Uighur detainees to China because of the risk they could be mistreated.

If we did, babies and "brain-damaged" adults could be mistreated with impunity.

And there is no denying that many women in the business could be mistreated or involved with the industry for terrible reasons.

If a man like Hector, an American citizen with a Latino name, could be mistreated, what did it mean for Latinos without American citizenship?

"I couldn't possibly mistreat the tigers," she contended.

Similarly, one might reason, if we do not treat those humans without FMS as having FMS, we might develop psychological propensities that could lead us to mistreat humans who have FMS.

Then they could automatically retaliate and mistreat you anyway!

Given Mr. Zaidi's cult hero status, his charges that he was mistreated could resonate widely.

Bybee analyzed the relevant statutes against torture to see exactly how far the military could go in mistreating prisoners without blatant illegality.