Sentence examples for to victimisation from inspiring English sources

But unfortunately, this attitude to victimisation is growing.

According to Berlin, Herzen believed that any dedication to an abstract ideal leads to victimisation and human sacrifice.

The structural equation modelling technique was employed and the results indicate that CPTED is negatively related to victimisation.

If an employer disciplines someone because they have become aware of such discussions, this could amount to victimisation under the Act.

Whilst sexting can be a means of flirting or enhancing a sexual relationship, it can highlight potential vulnerabilities to victimisation or to participation in risky sexual practices.

Then there is "Facebook depression", reported by the American Academy of Pediatrics: an increased risk of disengagement and vulnerability to victimisation after high levels of screen time in early childhood, poor social skills and an impaired ability to express empathy.

Over half of the breachers went to prison.In addition to reducing victimisation, especially of the vulnerable, the coalition government wants to devolve responsibility for local misconduct to local communities.

Similar to repeat victimisation, this heightened risk to neighbouring targets decays over time (Bowers et al. 2004).

In the 1990s, he was subjected to threats and victimisation to such an extent that he hired a 15-strong group of bodyguards.

At least two organisation use this form of intervention; the UCLA Center for Mental Health in Schools [ 68] and the Sophie Lancaster Foundation [ 69], with the former aiming to improving mental health and the latter aiming to reduce victimisation.

As loneliness has been linked to peer victimisation [ 25], it is possible that victimised and lonely adolescents may be engaging in aggressive and violent behaviours (such as weapon carrying) out of fear and in the desire to protect themselves [ 26].