Sentence examples for damage rape from inspiring English sources

Wei Wei Gwee said: "Rape isn't an advertising angle that one can exploit when thousands of victims suffer the irreparable damage rape has caused to them every day.

Police officers could instead use these resources to enforce laws against crimes like theft, property damage, rape and murder, and educators could use these resources in the classroom.

Contraception may also limit the collateral damage of rape and sexual assault in countries where women have few defenses against predators.

Categories generating the least requests include auto crime, criminal damage and rape.

We see it especially in Goma, where one of us met in a hospital with young women so damaged by rape that they required surgery.

In an editorial, the newspaper criticized the university for trying to "control P.R. damage" in the rape case by being unfair to nine people who had no job protection as probationary and temporary workers.

"No bodily injury has little relevance, it doesn't have to do physical damage to be rape and it is the essence of violence to force himself upon her," she said.

One of those who criticised Ms Finnigan was Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner Vera Baird, who said: "No bodily injury has little relevance; it doesn't have to do physical damage to be rape and it is the essence of violence to force himself upon her".

A prominent advocate for women's rights, he has become one of world's leading experts on repairing physical damage caused by rape and has received numerous international awards including African of the Year, the Clinton Global Citizen Award (read his interview with The Huffington Post), the UN Human Rights Prize, and has been nominated twice for the Nobel Peace Prize.

The judges told the court: "The crime of rape damages and destroys a person's soul … Due to the severity of the crime, the punishment must be clear and precise.

Earlier this year, the court threw out both a federal lawsuit by a young woman claiming damages after date rape by football players at a state university and a lawsuit by employees claiming age discrimination by a state employer, reasoning in each case that Congress had overstepped its authority in allowing such suits.