Sentence examples for has victimised from inspiring English sources

The list of resulting tragedies is long and unfortunately has victimised too many who are innocent".

United chief executive David Gill has admitted that comments made by Wayne Rooney and Sir Alex Ferguson amid the club's disciplinary storms of last season were not "helpful" but has also suggested that the Football Association has victimised his club to promote its Respect agenda.

But how can a just culture be built on the foundation of injustice which is laid down by your failure to address the victimisation so many have experienced?" He said that NHS chief executives who had victimised whistleblowers should be "despatched" and urged a public inquiry into whistleblowing.

This is who the Chapmans have victimised.

In the meantime a few CEO's who have victimised whistleblowers should be despatched.

The managers who have victimised us will feel more secure than they already were.

They're dreadfully held-in-check, and prey to the body dysmorphias that for so long in the Age of the Image have victimised women.

The Iranian-sponsored Shia militias at the forefront of the fighting in Tikrit are known for having victimised Sunni civilians in earlier fighting nearer Baghdad.

He said there have been many incidents where the religious police, the mutaween, have victimised Shias, and said they had disrupted the group's prayer meetings in the Grand Mosque in Mecca.

Along with a clear, unequivocal rejection of austerity measures, which have victimised the most vulnerable and prolonged the recession, these are the kind of issues that have led many of us to support Corbyn.

In December, an employment tribunal found that Starbucks had victimised Meseret Kumulchew after she inaccurately recorded the water and fridge temperatures as part of her duties as a supervisor at Starbucks in Clapham, south-west London.