Sentence examples for of having victimized from inspiring English sources

He in turn was accused of "an overwhelming lack of curiosity" about the investigation of Mr. Savile, who is accused of having victimized at least 200 young girls.

Fraud and other kinds of economic crime have victimized more than a third of the companies surveyed by the accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers and the law firm of Wilmer Cutler & Pickering over the last few months.

This is not about pilfering Saturday night bingo proceeds; it concerns horrific actions by a small cadre of priests who have victimized hundreds -- perhaps thousands -- of children and adolescents, and defiled the institution they claimed to serve.

It has allowed ISIS to absorb the fury of those it has victimized, near and far.

The New York State Banking Department released new rules yesterday meant to prevent the abuses of high-cost loans that have victimized thousands of homeowners.

"These new breeds of white-collar crime have victimized individuals, businesses, and government entities alike," said the report.

He spoke about the need to end the racist war on drugs, to reform harsh sentencing schemes and to scale back the system of municipal fines that has victimized citizens in cities like Ferguson, Missouri.

A prank caller has victimized scores of Long Island women by threatening the rape of a relative unless they answer sexually provocative questions, the Nassau County police said yesterday.

The death was the latest outrage in a land crisis that has victimized 400,000 of Cambodia's poor in the last nine years, according to one human rights group.

Of the total sample, 64% (68% of the males and 60% of the females) reported that peers had victimized them in childhood.

But it may now be Mr. Ney's word against that of Mr. Abramoff, who has publicly ridiculed Mr. Ney's claim of having been victimized.