Sentence examples for sexually harassment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sylver pleaded guilty last September to charges related to use of a county government credit card for personal expenses and to sexually harassment of a female employee.

The topline of today's news: Levi shares 'popped' on the first day of trading for the iconic American fashion brand; Hedge fund investor and philanthropist Michael Steinhardt faces allegations of sexually harassment; Quant funds accounted for more than half of the top performing hedge funds last year.

On Sunday, Trump announced his choice of Stephen Bannon as chief strategist, a man who was accused of sexually harassment by a former employee and was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence after his wife told police he grabbed her by the throat.

The term 'sexual violence' is much broader than the term 'rape' because sexual violence can include various other forms of sexually lewd acts, sexual harassment and other behaviors.

According to feminist author Naomi Wolf, even though 16 students filed a federal complaint against Yale University last week for its "sexually hostile environment," sexual harassment at Yale is nothing new.

While there is no single profile of a student who sexually assaults others, sexual harassment by definition is about gender and power, and students who engage in that behavior are likely to have issues with both, said Dorothy Espelage, a University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign researcher on bullying and sexual violence.

Men rated the model as more likely to provoke sexual harassment and to be sexually harassed than women.

Both men and women rated the provocatively dressed model as more likely to be sexually harassed and to provoke sexual harassment.

As compared to when wearing non-provocative dress, when wearing provocative dress the model was rated as significantly more likely to provoke sexual harassment and to be sexually harassed.

Interested in people's everyday beliefs about relationships between dress and sexual violence, Workman and Johnson (1991) employed an experiment to investigate the effects of cosmetics use (a body modification) and participant sex on undergraduates' inferences concerning likelihood of provoking sexual harassment and of being sexually harassed.

Finally, in the 1980s and 1990s when early research on revealing dress (Johnson & Workman, 1992, 1994; Lewis & Johnson, 1989) was conducted, revealing dress was not characterized as sexually objectifying and sexual assault and sexual harassment were not labeled sexually objectifying experiences.