Sentence examples for had maltreated from inspiring English sources

HAROLD PINTER -- There's no question that I would have tried to remain totally calm and not raise any storm, but if they had maltreated Antonia in any way, it could have escalated very very badly.

All the same, in January Zhongshan won a prestigious award in Beijing for its points system.In June 2012 three days of large-scale rioting erupted in Shaxi, a satellite town of Zhongshan, fed by rumours that security agents had maltreated the son of a migrant worker who was involved in a fight.

At least six times a year she appears against people who have maltreated animals, or else have insulted her or hampered her in her duty.

There are moments when the play makes passing reference to something deeper — as when Cairo explains why he is always reading "The Grapes of Wrath," or Ruby admits that she has been using cocaine and has maltreated her daughter — but Mr. Lee never pursues them.

Walker's announcement should be no surprise to Obamacare proponents – after all, President Obama has maltreated his executive authority dozens of times to amend his signature law.

This may draw their attention to how much they have maltreated you, and perhaps change their ways.

First, a nine-year investigation found that thousands of children had been maltreated at church-run industrial schools and orphanages.

He and the other detainees showed no sign that they had been maltreated; some confessed to killings, and others denied them, speaking in front of the police.

The manager's response was: "Because it doesn't look good". It was not because the manager did not believe the young person had been maltreated, or that he thought it was beyond my role to support the young man.

Suspicions that these defendants had been maltreated in jail were reinforced later on by one woman's claim that her father — one of the defendants — had indeed been tortured.

Suspicions that these defendants had been maltreated in jail were reinforced later on by one woman's claim that her father one of the defendants—had indeed been tortured.