Sentence examples for victimisation by from inspiring English sources

"There's a strong anti-union culture maintained by a regime of fear," says GMB's Julio Haro, who deals with cases of union members alleging victimisation by hotels.

Duffy's retort is that he has been subjected to "an unrelenting campaign of harassment, persecution and victimisation by state forces" who have been intent on framing him.

The PPP will try to exploit the felling of the prime minister as another example of its victimisation by "the establishment".

"This followed an employment tribunal decision which held that an employee had been unfairly dismissed by the club and that the dismissal was an act of race victimisation by Mr Scally and the club".

Even the individual stories are not always clearly plotted: I was never sure whether a Danish soldier's self-willed slaughter was dictated by his revulsion at the war, or his victimisation by a sadistic superior.

They say that in light of this it was not surprising to find very poor relationships between prisoners and staff and claims of high levels of victimisation by staff.

The same approach was applied to ICVS where means and proportions of victimisations by percentile for each crime type.

Victimised twins were more likely to self harm than were their non-victimised twin sibling (bullying victimisation reported by mother: 13/162 v 3/162, ratio=4.3, 95% confidence interval 1.3 to 14.0; bullying victimisation reported by child: 12/144 v 7/144, ratio=1.7, 0.71 to 4.1).

Women and girls who are raped in this context rarely seek help and support, or have their victimisation recognised by professionals.

The political activist Elliott Johnson killed himself, a coroner has ruled, as an inquest was told he was subjected to a "potentially criminal" victimisation campaign by a Conservative election aide.

When making decisions and developing policy, they must therefore have due regard to the need to eliminate all forms of discrimination, harassment and victimisation prohibited by the Equality Act 2010; advance equality of opportunity; and foster good relations.