Sentence examples for personal servitude from inspiring English sources

Examples of "harassment hazing" include written or verbal abuse, personal servitude, sleep deprivation, required group sleepovers and requiring new members to wear abnormal, unusual or humiliating attire.

Through constant promises of personal servitude we managed to lock down the iconic pair to put down a stunning mix for our series.

While personal feudal servitudes such as hunting rights, seigneurial justice, and labour services were suppressed outright, most seigneurial dues were to be abolished only if the peasants paid compensation to their lords, set at 20 to 25 times the annual value of the obligation.

Mr Siwak denies four counts of keeping a person in servitude and trafficking.

Ms Urbanowicz, 34, also denies four counts of keeping a person in servitude.

Abby Goodnough (NYT) MANHATTAN: COUPLE CONVICTED A Bronx couple accused of forcing two Nigerian immigrants to be their personal servants were convicted of involuntary servitude.

1. Two years of indentured servitude as Dubya's personal bootblack...and reading tutor.

The interviews took a long time, as it takes time to gain trust; in addition, the survivors needed to travel back in time to share their personal accounts and experiences of sexual slavery and servitude.

Further complicating the picture is that the country was founded by people who refused to bend the knee in obeisance to anyone, and as a result of that abhorrence of deference and servitude, the concept of any kind of personal service is looked on dimly.

Requiring specific performance as a remedy for breach of personal services contracts has been viewed as a form of involuntary servitude by some scholars and courts, though other jurisdictions and scholars have rejected this argument; it is a popular rule in academia and many local jurisdictions, but has never been upheld by higher courts.

Despite abundant parental love and solicitude, Marcel, in later life, looked back to this period as one of spiritual "servitude" and "captivity" that impelled him (without his knowing it) into a personal religious quest and to a philosophical inquiry into the conditions of religious faith.