Sentence examples for systematically employed from inspiring English sources

Torture, including beatings, electric shocks, stress positions, and sometimes rape, has been systematically employed.

Rape is systematically employed as a weapon of war against ethnic minority women, according to groups such as the Shan Women's Action Network.

In bedroom communities across Long Island and Virginia, the defendants not only systematically employed illegal immigrants but concealed their crimes by raiding the cradle and grave to steal the identity of children and even the dead".

"In bedroom communities across Long Island and Virginia, the defendants not only systematically employed illegal immigrants but concealed their crimes by raiding the cradle and grave to steal the identify of children and even the dead".

In February, a United Nations report concluded that North Korea systematically employed violence and punishments, amounting to a gross violation of human rights violations.

We have noted their reappearance as indivisibles in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: in this form they were systematically employed by Kepler, Galileo's student Cavalieri, the Bernoulli clan, and a number of other mathematicians.

Attorney Steve Dowds, who tracks cases like the Newburgh Four, argues the US government is systematically employing preemptive prosecution: "They are taking some down and out vulnerable individuals and not only planting the ideology of jihad on them, giving them all the things they need, all of the material.

"How Late It Was, How Late," a three-hundred-page monologue from the point of view of a Glaswegian man who has recently lost his sight (perhaps as a result of a drunken fall, perhaps at the hands of the police, who briefly locked him up), systematically employs the prison principle to squeeze amplitude out of deprivation, feet of fascination out of mere inches of material.

In order to systematically employ macro-XRF for researching medieval fragments, the scanning time needs to be decreased.

Plutarch systematically employs the analogy between worldly macrocosm and human microcosm, suggested in the Timaeus, which is important also in Stoicism (see below, sect. 5, 6).

security forces "systematically employ violence and punishments that amount to gross human rights violations in order to create a climate of fear".