Sentence examples for to abduction from inspiring English sources

Charges against her countrymen and women range from murder and drug dealing to abduction of a child under 14.

The court said the arrest by the military was akin to abduction, a crime under the terrorism law.

In its aftermath, campaigners warned that girls and young women were vulnerable to abduction by traffickers supplying brothels across south Asia.

The hacking victims included members of the royal family, sports and entertainment celebrities, and vulnerable families that had lost children to abduction and murder.

"With some help, I have come to realize that my perspective is unique to abduction," Ms. Dugard writes at the start of the book.

It says the government sought to intimidate and silence the media and its critics, and even resorted to abduction, using "white vans" to make people disappear.

It has been reported that obtaining an adduction-to-abduction strength ratio of 90 100%, and an adduction strength equal to that of the uninjured side, are suitable clinical milestones for return to sport following groin injury.

Dallinga et al. [ 40] report in a systematic review that hip adduction-to-abduction strength ratio was a significant predictor of a future adductor strain (RR-17, based on a hip adduction of <80% of abduction strength), which is supported by previous authors [ 43, 45].

The group is short of manpower and has turned to abductions as recruitment has slowed.

"It isn't really ransom," explained one of the Somalis who regularly helps to negotiate an end to abductions.

The case has raised questions about the capacity of authorities to respond to abductions in remote areas of the Navajo Nation.