Sentence examples for victimised for from inspiring English sources

They felt victimised for economic as well as social reasons.

The Met disputed Williams's claim that he had been victimised for speaking out.

She had been bullied by a senior officer and then victimised for bringing a claim, a tribunal found.

We want peace, but our nation has been victimised for centuries by one invader and then another".

"The feeling amongst staff is Amy has been victimised for making a complaint," another former Seven staffer said.

To Southwark Cathedral's Canon Andrew Dunn, it sounds as if his part of the church is being victimised for its high achievements.

In the case of burglary, this is exemplified by the phenomenon of repeat victimisation, whereby victimised properties, for a period after the initial event, are subject to a rate of further victimisation over and above that which would be expected by chance (Farrell2005).

In order to maintain their scepticism in the face of a sustained, and sometimes heated, challenge from their peers, they have created a mutually supportive dissident culture around an identity as victimised speakers for the truth.

Its database was seized nearly three years ago, but the extraordinary nature of the information held has only now emerged, following an employment tribunal for one of the victims, Dave Smith, a 46-year-old engineer who had a 36-page file against his name and was victimised repeatedly for highlighting safety hazards on sites, including the presence of asbestos.

We probably have great sympathy for the Lancasters, and for victimised sub-groups.

"You get worried that you may be victimised even more for making a complaint.