Sentence examples for instances of assault from inspiring English sources
Soldiers turned on one another, with the strong preying on the weak and sick; there were countless instances of assault, and even murder.
Nauru and the offshore detention centre on PNG's Manus Island have been plagued by controversy, as well as allegations and instances of assault, abuse, trauma and mental illness.
I recently filed a case involving a teacher who received glowing letters from the district, enabling him to get another job despite past instances of assault.
He reportedly has a history of violence, including being involved with instances of assault in the Thunder Bay area dating back to 2002.
A separate federal complaint in April alleged Swarthmore underreports instances of sexual assault in violation of the Clery Act, which requires accurate tracking and disclosure of crime on campus.
The US documentary audience award went to another controversial piece, Kirby Dick's The Invisible War, which exposes the high number of instances of rape and sexual assault in the US military.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has agreed with a top police official that a "buddy system", whereby women accompany each other outside, could help to prevent future instances of sexual assault or gang rape.
Green cites instances of sexual assault on college campuses and the sexual assault allegations against comedian Bill Cosby as examples of times when people repeatedly don't trust survivors.
But unlike the supernatural elements of show, vampire, ghosts or monsters, rape is a very real horror that each year there are 293,066 instances of sexual assault in America according to the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network.
Again, this is not to say that Jackson was guilty, but the question must be asked: What would have happened had Jackson's trial taken place today, during an age when the phrase "rape culture" springs up during most instances of sexual assault?
The police argue that instances of sexual assault are very low in Japan, about 1 in 15 women report being assaulted at some point in their lives, according to government statistics.
