Sentence examples for to be maltreated from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that Poland had violated the European Convention on Human Rights by allowing prisoners to be maltreated on its territory.
Attractive daughters were not likely to be maltreated by their fathers, no matter how severe the economic pressure.
Common reasons cited for staying include: the kids, finances, time invested, the shame of splitting up, religious or cultural reasons, etc., but the bigger issue is believing you deserve to be maltreated.
A previous study has indicates that children with physical and cognitive disabilities were 3.4 times more likely to be maltreated than their nondisabled peers [ 28].
These findings suggest that children from certain families are more likely to be maltreated and such differences in their background may confound the true relationship between childhood maltreatment and recidivism.
In a recent study, researchers showed that males with lower levels were more likely to develop antisocial behavior in response to being maltreated during childhood (Science, 2 August 2002, p. 851).
This is correct, provided that the detainee has not been illegally abducted, and that he is not being sent to a country where he may be maltreated.
Hostile attributions were examined in terms of women's beliefs about infants' negative intentions (eg, the extent to which infants purposefully dirty their diapers).Mothers' hostile attributions increased the likelihood that their child would be maltreated by the age of 26 months (adjusted odds ratio, 1.26 [90% CI, 1.02-1.56]).
There he was visited by an Australian consular representative, who later gave evidence that Thomas did not appear to have been maltreated, or denied food or water.
Only those children whom the interviewers rated as having definitely experienced physical or sexual harm by an adult before age 12 were considered to have been maltreated.
Because there is no law forbidding cruelty to animals many are maltreated.
