Sentence examples for routinely mistreated from inspiring English sources

It is alleged that prisoners were routinely mistreated at the facility.

And once again, former students, parents and former staff members say that children at some of the schools, Mr. Chomakhidze among them, have been routinely mistreated.

"How do you teach people that racism and killing people based on their outsides is evil and not face the history of evil in this country where African-Americans were routinely mistreated, belittled and hung?" Ms. Novick asked.

The findings, covering 1988 to 1992, appear to lend support to longstanding assertions by prisoners and human rights groups that the Shin Bet routinely mistreated Palestinian detainees, using methods defined by the groups as torture.

HRW welcomed the act of publishing the law, but criticised its substance, claiming that it violates international standards.The UAE government has clearly recognised the risk that the country's attractiveness as a destination for business and tourism could be impaired if it comes to be perceived as a place where migrant workers are routinely mistreated.

At Nike, women were reportedly routinely mistreated, demeaned and under-valued.

The report argues persuasively that the government has made the epidemic far worse by routinely mistreating and victimizing those who are infected.

Like the men Mastroianni played for Fellini and ­Antonioni, Moravia's protagonists also routinely mistreat the women in their lives, often in spectacular fashion, as in "Two Friends" when Sergio hits his lover, Lalla, who responds as if the strike caused her pleasure, not pain.

Jay N. Feldman Port Washington, N.Y., June 22 , 2008• To the Editor: Having traveled in the West Bank last summer as a humanitarian worker, I can attest to everything Nicholas D. Kristof described in his column about how Israelis routinely mistreat and denigrate the Palestinians in Hebron and throughout the West Bank.

Nor have they taken action against the other three main loan servicers -- Nelnet Inc., Great Lakes, and Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA), which is more commonly known as FedLoan Servicing -- despite allegations that all four routinely mistreat and mislead student loan borrowers. .

It picked up traction on the internet partly because it fit into a nationwide debate about how the police routinely mistreat people of color, but that the target of the violence was a teenager sitting at her desk in school rendered the outrage especially acute.