Sentence examples for perpetrated wrong from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the Ghana study found that health workers perpetrated wrong practices hence additional training and monitoring for health care providers was implemented as a strategy to improve newborn care practices [ 31].

People routinely perpetrate wrongs out of obedience to their conscience, even in situations when the law mandates better behavior.

Furthermore, while patriarchal marriages are one of the great wrongs perpetrated upon women, Wollstonecraft argues that a greater wrong is women's lack of independence.

Amid the technical language of the suit — which runs to more than fifty pages and contains a startlingly comprehensive catalogue of Armstrong's public and private obfuscations over the years — are professions of wounded emotions, in which the alleged wrong perpetrated against the two plaintiffs is described as a kind of personal trespass.

This film markets itself on its hero taking back what's his, getting payback for some vague but gruesome wrong perpetrated against him and those about whom he cares.

Society projects the wrongs endured by children into wrongs perpetrated by professionals with a duty to protect them.

There are many places of conflict and persecution where things would be a lot better if members of a group or nation that was responsible for perpetrating terrible wrongs had a keener and more sympathetic sense of why some people regarded them with suspicion or even hatred.

But affirmative action programs also perpetrated some noteworthy wrongs.

In 1879 she lectured in San Francisco on the plight of her tribe many of whose members had been exiled along with belligerent Bannocks to a reservation in Washington Territory and on the wrongs perpetrated by dishonest civilian Indian agents.

For the Palestinians, he says, "1948 is the heart of the matter and only addressing the wrongs perpetrated then can bring us closer to the end of the conflict".

After a few years of scraping by with tough day jobs, he found a bigger dream: to be a soldier of God, righting the wrongs perpetrated against Muslims across the world.