Sentence examples for victimisation from from inspiring English sources

Feeding into this irritation is also a deep-seated sense of injustice and unfair victimisation from the west that has long been a feature of Russian political thinking.

"Pupil voice is important, but especially as you reach secondary school you're probably opening yourself up to an element of victimisation from certain pupils".

Their manager, Omar Borrás, claimed victimisation from referees; the rest of us were less sympathetic towards some of their tackles that should have had an X-rating stamped on them.

According to the Charity Commission, the act protects most workers in the voluntary sector – though not charity trustees or volunteers – from "detrimental treatment or victimisation" from their employer if they have reported wrongdoing in the public interest.

Conte and Korchemny might have their own surreal hunger for publicity; but any plea of victimisation from Chambers is undermined by him having instigated the current glut of stories.

This level of burglary repeats experienced in Belo Horizonte was lower than levels of burglary repeats in western countries reported in Table 1 (where the range of repeat victimisation from these previous studies was 7 33 %).

Fig. 1 Process of dividing the area into non-overlapping regions, obtain their victimisation rate from survey data and rank the regions from the one with the highest victimisation rate to the one with the lowest victimisation rate.

Listed in Table 2 are examples of the extent of burglary near repeat victimisation sourced from police agencies in the UK and New Zealand (from analysis conducted within police agencies)3 and show, when defined as burglaries committed within 200 m and 7 days of an originator offence, near repeats can account for up to a quarter of all burglaries.

Meanwhile, identity politics descended into the politics of victimisation - from "who you are is what you do" to "who you are is what is done to you".

In a secret document my chief superintendent wrote that he had considered moving me because of "concerns over victimisation resulting from PC Maxwell's sexual orientation".

The greater proportion of property relative to personal victimisation differs from the British picture, and is suspected to be an artefact introduced by the capping of crime events.