Sentence examples for to mistreatment from inspiring English sources
noun
Improper treatment, abuse.
- The warranty was voided because the product experienced mistreatment during shipment, it hadn't been padded at all.
C. Feel more subject to mistreatment, harassment and brutality.
They offered loans and life insurance, and an end to mistreatment and rations of ramen.
Migrant workers' poor command of English and lack of knowledge about employment rights makes them particularly vulnerable to mistreatment.
"Each of them was subjected to mistreatment during their detention at an army barracks called the Gorusinghe barracks.
The suffering that illegal immigrants endure — from raids to workplace exploitation to mistreatment in detention — is a civil-rights crisis.
Connecting autism with gun violence will not stop the shootings, and it can lead to mistreatment of those who are on the spectrum.
For example, an individual who is particularly sensitive to interoceptive afferents and is exposed to childhood mistreatment may need to engage all available top-down modulatory processes to differentiate interoceptive fluctuation from predicting an impending episode of mistreatment.
Bishop Baines accused the "relgiously illiterate western intelligentsia" of being too "embarrassed" to stand up to such mistreatment.
Therefore, it is very important to prevent mistreatment from being transmitted to the next generation, in order to increase professionalism in medicine [ 30], as in other disciplines.
Pointing to tradition means pointing to the mistreatment of different races and sexes, human sacrifices, and so on.
Protests and demonstrations were held to pay respects to the victim and bring attention to the mistreatment, rape and degradation of women in India.
