Sentence examples for disable victims from inspiring English sources
The excessive fears may dysregulate neuroendocrinological reactions to stress [2], cause morphological abnormality in certain brain regions [3], and eventually disable victims' mental life [4].
Denial of service (DoS) attack is an attempt of the attacker to disable victim's machine by depleting network or computing resources.
Among the inspectors' other findings were: Many police forces do not have a system of support in place to help disabled victims - from the crime being reported through to the case being considered at court.
All were Kurdish civilians and had suffered high-level mustard gas exposure at Sardasht, Iran on June 29 1987, as recorded by the Janbazan veterans' organization – the official center for compensation of war disabled victims.
Without effective therapy or ready access to affordable insulin for those with insulin-dependent diabetes the illness can severely disable its victims.
On this rationale there is no room for arguing that duress should be excluded in cases of physically disabling a victim.
In a country not known for its organisational prowess, large numbers of children were vaccinated, no one was killed and the city's immunity was significantly boosted.Despite Peshawar's performance, Pakistan continues to underperform in the fight against a terrible disease that can kill or permanently disable its young victims.
Criminals will just remove the locks, or, even worse, they'll learn to remotely disable the guns of victims and police.
Introducing an automatic kill switch feature that allows victims to disable their stolen devices could virtually eliminate phone thefts because criminals would no longer have an incentive to steal them, law enforcement officials have said.
The weapon of choice for some muggers is Tiger Balm, the heat rub, which they smear on victims' eyes to disable them.
He died in hospital an hour-and-a-half after being shot with the Taser, an electroshock weapon that fires high voltage electricity which should temporarily disable, but not kill, its victim.
