Sentence examples for future mistreatment from inspiring English sources

It is possible that the use of aversive methods to make students learn and behave better has been passed down from teacher to learner, i.e. there is a "transgenerational legacy" that leads to future mistreatment of others by those who themselves have been mistreated.

Keith Flett London If it is true that the Foreign Office and Ministry of Justice have said any future claims for compensation for mistreatment during the colonial period "could be heard under the secret court system established by the Justice and Security Act" (UK faces more torture claims, 7 June), the government will have some explaining to do.

The SPA – the military equivalent of the Crown Prosecution Service – is preparing to advise on an additional 20 cases of unlawful killing and 71 cases of mistreatment in the near future.

These results can be used to develop measurement tools to quantify the burden of mistreatment, and to inform future research and interventions to prevent mistreatment and promote respectful care.

Seyon Morgasa, the mother of the future emperor Baeda Maryam I, died from this mistreatment in 1462, which led to a complete break between son and father.

Burton and the Florida ACLU are now appealing the Circuit Court's decision to Tallahassee's First District Court of Appeals, where oral arguments were heard last week, in the hope that future patients will not have to endure such mistreatment.

The Sydney parade -- a three-mile walk through downtown with the air of a family outing in brisk fall weather -- was the centerpiece of a weekend of nationwide ceremonies and rallies organized by the council to acknowledge mistreatment of Aborigines and to press for future equity for them.

The future of the National theatre was more important that the mistreatment of any one individual.

Former staff at these prisons told HuffPost that the company systematically discouraged employees from reporting mistreatment and other violations in order to avoid imperiling future state contracts.

"I am hopeful the NHL will come to recognize the harmful effects of its past mistreatment of head injuries and protect its current and future players from the same fate".

Mr Hague, who did not offer an apology to the Kenyan victims in his statement following legal advice, insisted the payment did not mean the UK accepted liability for the mistreatment of detainees and did not set a precedent for future cases.