Sentence examples for that victimizes from inspiring English sources

In this view, Asian-Americans are merely the latest victims of a college bureaucracy that victimizes everybody, by treating each applicant as a member of a racial group in need of either extra assistance or extra scrutiny.

Has the Federal Reserve, which administers consumer protection rules in addition to conducting the nation's monetary policy, approved a plan that victimizes minority shareholders in a buyout?

"As an organization whose continued success depends on integrity and public confidence, the N.F.L. simply cannot tolerate conduct that victimizes other individuals and results in a loss of respect for N.F.L. players," Commissioner Paul Tagliabue said in a statement.

MANILA — A new study of abortion in the Philippines denounces the government for keeping it illegal, causing what the authors describe as a "human rights crisis" that victimizes tens of thousands of women every year, at least a thousand of whom die from unsafe, often crude, procedures.

But if the reaction here is similar to that in Britain, the show is likely to draw strenuous objections from opponents who believe that the series, with its beautiful and empowered protagonist, glamorizes a business that victimizes the women who work in it.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said that the United States was resolved "to stop this appalling assault on the dignity of men, women and children," that victimizes an estimated 700,000 to 4 million people a year worldwide through coercion and outright kidnapping -- most of them women and children -- including some 50,000 in the United States.

The government had earlier promised to pursue drug syndicates that victimize Filipinos who seek work abroad.

The President is obsessed with the idea that undocumented immigrants are committing crimes that victimize Americans.

Surrender privileges that victimize others and drive them to strike back with baby punches or terrorist bombs.

It appeared that Jeff Triplette's crew Sunday missed an offensive pass interference in the end zone that victimized the Packers, for the second straight week.

Weis powerfully delineates the social forces that victimized Duplessis, while still managing to convey the independence of spirit that made her so captivating.