Sentence examples for that abductions from inspiring English sources

There is no evidence suggesting that abductions are on the rise.

"The first time I heard, I thought she's a goner, some psychopath has killed her," he said of his niece, mindful that abductions often come to sad endings.

The police insist that abductions and other incidents -- most of them unsolved -- are merely part of a general increase in crime.

He reminded Swank that abductions, tortures, rapes, and murders by Mr Kadryov's regime are a "daily occurrence," and said his victims are therefore anxious to see confirmation that her fee went to a good home.

It would go beyond established precedent and practice to draw such an inference from the Treaty based on respondent's argument that abductions are so clearly prohibited in international law that there was no reason to include the prohibition in the Treaty itself.

The makers of the devices posit that they might help an overprotective parent let go: Even though most statistics show that rates of violent crime against children have declined significantly over the last few decades, and that abductions are extremely rare, it's difficult for some parents to get over the fear of letting their children wander out into the world.

From this and from the fact that these theories were mostly arrived at by abductive reasoning, he concludes that abduction must be a reliable rule of inference.

If creationists deny that abduction from the fossil record is the best method to learn about the distant past, what method do they recommend as superior?

When I asked him about those still fighting in the creeks, he referred to the militants' "near agreement" that "abduction of government officials and those businessmen who have benefited from government contracts, that is not immoral".

A report this year by Yasmin Sooka, a member of the Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales, found that "abduction, arbitrary detention, torture, rape and sexual violence have increased in the postwar period".

Does this imply that abduction is at loggerheads with the prevailing doctrine in confirmation theory?