Sentence examples for face ill from inspiring English sources

Shamdasani said it was unclear whether the Australian government had been given any assurances that the returnees would not face ill treatment upon their return to Sri Lanka, nor was it clear how the Australian government planned to monitor their treatment.

Whenever fortune dims our virtue, we Find strength and light in our adversity; When good luck tricks us with its lying face, Ill fortune culls out flatterers we face And helps to make our own self-knowledge clear.

This hesitance to be open to their religious friends, families, and employers is certainly understandable, as atheists aren't exactly the most popular people in America, and many face ill treatment and discrimination because they don't share the dominant faiths.

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Human Rights Watch found that women "regularly face ill-treatment and poor working conditions inside factories".

There is little to match public demands in Britain that foreigners who are thrown out must not face ill-treatment at home—French magistrates tend to accept at face value assurances that this will not happen.

In their ruling, the judges said that while they were satisfied that the preacher would not face ill-treatment if deported, he could not face a retrial in Jordan because the key evidence against him was obtained by torturing others.

The judges ruled that, while they were satisfied that the preacher would not face ill-treatment in Jordan, the UK could not deport him without assurances from Jordan that evidence gained through torture would not be used against him.

He passionately undertook many tasks and, courageously facing ill will and hostility, recorded in three years more than 4,000 experiments in his Zhurnal laboratori, the results of which enabled him to set up a coloured glass works and to make mosaics with these glasses.

"Because the charges against me are pure fabrication there was no prospect of a fair trial in Rwanda, so it was a double stress, not knowing if I can win the case, and knowing that if I go back, I'm facing ill treatment".

Children who are detained - but particularly poor children or those from minority families -  risk facing ill treatment and even torture from those who should be extending a supporting hand," said Jean Claude Legrand, UNICEF Senior Child Protection Advisor for the Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States.