Sentence examples for particularly targeted by from inspiring English sources

Human rights defenders have been particularly targeted by Moroccan security forces over the years.

The Lebanese, who own hundreds of shops and supermarkets across the city, have been particularly targeted by looters.

"He had one of the most perilous jobs there, because ambulances were particularly targeted by fascist aircraft".

Millions of needy children are particularly targeted by severe cuts looming in child care, food stamps, workfare and school lunch programs.

Dry forests in general are easier to deforest and occupy than moist forests and so are particularly targeted by human actions.

Angelina Jolie and UK Foreign Minister William Hague recently came to Srebrenica reminding that women and girls were also victims, particularly targeted by sexual violence.

They are particularly targeted and well supported by ITS systems, which have been especially effective in developing them.

Māori, which form just under 15percentt of the population, make up 40percentt of those arrests which means that Māori are being particularly targeted for drug offending by the police especially cannabis use, as Fergusson pointed out.

Effective counterterrorism policy depends on cooperation and good relations between the authorities and communities particularly targeted for radicalization and recruitment by violent extremists.

The dentate nucleus is particularly targeted in patients with the m.8433A>G mutation leading to severe neuronal loss accompanied by astrocytosis.

The group has particularly targeted schools.