Sentence examples for illegal treatment from inspiring English sources

But he did so only after the Navy's chief lawyer threatened to formally protest the illegal treatment of prisoners.

That broader report could be even more critical of the military because it is based on statements from F.B.I. agents -- not detainees, whose credibility can be challenged -- who say they observed abusive and possibly illegal treatment of detainees.

As soon as the term is decided, she will subtract a hundred and twelve days — a sanction on the government for its illegal treatment of Manning during the months he was kept in solitary confinement.

LONDON — The European Court of Human Rights has received nearly 2,000 applications from South Ossetians complaining of illegal treatment at the hands of Georgia, the president of the court, Jean-Paul Costa, said Monday.

The committee's merciless and illegal treatment of the hapless general entailed unofficial allegations of treason, as well as imprisonment for six months — much of it in solitary confinement — without formal charges or legal representation.

The test groups used in the Princeton age discrimination study omit the cohort that primarily suffers such illegal treatment: employees between the ages of 46 and 65 (especially those nearing retirement age).

Indeed, the class of 'treated calves' is inherently inhomogeneous because of the various illegal treatments that can be perpetrated involving different classes of compounds (e.g. sexual steroids, GCs, β-agonists, etc).

Medical tourism is thought to be a popular option for patients on wait-lists for care in their home systems, who have no health insurance or are underinsured, or who are looking to access experimental or illegal treatments [ 18, 30, 31].

The role of histological examination of the thymus as a biomarker of illegal corticosteroid treatment has been established [ 7, 14, 15], but it is nevertheless difficult to discriminate between anabolic and therapeutic treatment.

In a US TV interview to coincide with World Aids Day, Kathy Ireland has described how Taylor ran a Los Angeles equivalent of the famous Dallas Buyers Club, procuring experimental and still illegal Aids treatment drugs to distribute from her Bel Air home in the early 1990s.

In the report violence was defined by "harder evidence of its extent (e.g., numbers of business people or police officers killed)." Corruption: This is an indicator of the group ability to seek illegal preferential treatment from governments or agencies.