Sentence examples for victimisation towards from inspiring English sources

"For me, it's got to be victimisation towards those two guys".

"For me, it's got to be victimisation towards those two guys". The former West Indies captain added: "Come on guys, it's just ridiculous.

Our results confirm the well-recognised view that women are the significant victim group but we also note a small percentage of victimisation towards males who made up approximately 4% of our cohort.

In fact, psychosocial approaches teach us that children also possess a degree of agency, albeit possibly lower than adults, and that they can be held accountable for their acts commensurate to their active involvement in activities of any sort; all this within a general context of 'vulnerable offenders' and geared towards avoiding secondary victimisation or re-traumatisation.

To me it [has] got to be like victimisation when you look at it towards those two guys.

"To me it got to be like victimisation when you look at it towards those two guys.

Subsequently, we explored whether the respondents and/or close peers to them had experienced victimisation since having initiated their migration towards Europe and if they had, we probed for a detailed description of the victimisation acts, the context in which it happened and the consequences.

If followed through swiftly and sincerely, measures proposed by Mr Abadi would go a long way towards meeting bitter Sunni complaints about marginalisation, victimisation and oppression.

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.

On the other hand, one could argue that it was her fixation with her femininity – and her attitude towards it, sometimes regal and sometimes tormented – that caused her victimisation in the end.

"The victimisation or diminishment of human beings whose affections happen to be ordered towards people of the same sex is anathema to us.