Sentence examples for lead to mistreatment from inspiring English sources
Connecting autism with gun violence will not stop the shootings, and it can lead to mistreatment of those who are on the spectrum.
"While the university is trying to ensure the safety and health of all members of our community, we must ensure our strategies to gain compliance are fair and reasonable and do not lead to mistreatment," Ms. Katehi wrote.
They and others say such marks could lead to mistreatment.
Labor groups have long complained that overuse of the programs can undercut wages for U.S. workers and lead to mistreatment of those from abroad.
While no animals are actually harmed during production of vegan versions of the crackers, their consumption becomes part of an ingrained attitude of superiority that could eventually lead to mistreatment.
However, such data may lead to mistreatment because the onset of response in the majority of the patients occurs usually when the maximum plasma concentration is reached (∼1 h for sildenafil and vardenafil and ∼2 h for tadalafil).
Caring for older people can be a burden for the family that led to mistreatment.
While it is not clear whether the intensified intelligence gathering led to mistreatment of prisoners, the disclosure about the loosening of rules after Mr. Hussein's capture adds a new element to the evolving picture of abuses in Abu Ghraib prison.
Such categorization often leads to mistreatment and isolation of mentally ill individuals [ 15].
Going further, managers should punish bad actors for rule violations, and serve as a role model to other employees by speaking out against conduct that could lead to customer mistreatment (and reward employees who similarly speak out).
Cable used parliamentary privilege to name former RBS employee Nathan Bostock – who is now chief executive of Santander UK – as one of the bankers "responsible" for a policy that unpublished passages of the report allege management would, or should, have known would lead to the mistreatment of customers.
