Sentence examples for forms of victimisation from inspiring English sources

Loneliness, debt, job insecurity, homelessness, all forms of victimisation, including child abuse – these are policy areas where local government leadership and Westminster foresight could make a difference to the wellbeing of many.

Lonmin says it is "rigorous in addressing all forms of victimisation" and says any incidents of racism should be reported to its anonymous hotline.

Within the limited scope of our research population, we found a high incidence of combined forms of victimisation, which sometimes resulted in a fatal outcome.

65 66 Hospitalisation for maltreatment-related injury or injury due to other forms of victimisation represents considerable suffering to the child and a major cost to the health service.

We used guidelines by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) to develop a measure of VR injury admission based on ICD-10 codes that reflect features for possible maltreatment or other forms of victimisation that should warrant further action by clinicians [ 10, 12, 14].

By exploring the association between victimisation and a number of different somatic and psychological health outcomes using a measure that encompasses various forms of victimisation, the current study will build on earlier research undertaken in the framework of the Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) study in which Russia was included [ 1].

But his mother Sandra said the Enniskillen Royal Grammar School's treatment of her son was "a form of victimisation, a form of bullying".

Bullying by peers is a major problem during the early school years. 1 This study found that before 12 years of age a small proportion of children frequently exposed to this form of victimisation already deliberately harmed themselves and in some cases attempted to take their own lives.

This shortened version contained 9 questions on experiencing forms of physical victimisation, social manipulation, verbal victimisation, attacks on property and an additional item to the original – 'standing too close or touching' in school (see Additional file 1).

Some evidence suggests that Russian adolescents may be subject to a variety of differing forms of peer victimisation including physical violence and abuse [ 8] and that this may be impacting on both their physical and mental health [ 1, 8].

The uprooting of the 140,000 Jews of Iraq followed a Nazi pattern of victimisation - dismantlement, dispossession and expulsion.