Sentence examples for documents instances from inspiring English sources

Amnesty's 2007 report on Ukraine documents instances of attacks on Jews, Roma, and asylum seekers and migrant workers from Africa and Asia, yet fails to mention the widespread anti-Ukrainian apartheid implied by Dr. Motyl.

The report also documents instances of denying assistive devices such as canes, hearing aids, and other tools to inmates, or telling them that they can only use them if they agree to be isolated.  .

Anecdotal evidence provided by studies focussing on other issues documents instances of children living without adults in order to access education (White, Meintjes, & Mafokoane, 1998; Wilson, 2003), and as a result of parental labour migration (Abaqophi basOkhayeni Abaqinile, 2008; Hall, Leatt, & Rosa, forthcoming).

But state inspectors have documented instances where they have slipped up.

He had joined a protest inside a nearby Walmart as a legal observer, to document instances of police brutality.

The panel said pro-government forces carried out such attacks "as a matter of policy," but it also documented instances of attacks on hospitals by opposition forces.

There are documented instances of Assad's men, whose job was to rape and terrorise Syrian women, coming into Europe as refugees.

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Four cases of Zika infection in Florida are very likely to have been caused by mosquitoes there, the State Department of Health said Friday — the first documented instances of local transmission in the continental United States.

However, law enforcement is encroaching for a reason, which is that there have been many documented instances of unconscientious behaviour from rogue doctors running "pill mills", and from pharmaceutical companies themselves.

In the cavernous shrimp-peeling sheds in Samut Sakhon province south of Bangkok, observers have documented instances of workers suffering physical abuse, remaining unpaid and having their papers confiscated.