Sentence examples for victimising the from inspiring English sources

Incarcerating females is often simply a lamentable case of victimising the victimised.

The Girl, recently screened on BBC2, depicted the Master of Suspense as a pathetic, sexually predatory figure, victimising the actress Tippi Hedren during the shooting of The Birds.

The first is to frame policy on drugs with a context of human rights, which stops victimising the victims of drug abuse.

The church in Hungary has rallied support for the government's policies of victimising the poor and concentrating power in the centre.

Al-Qaeda and its affiliates have been concentrating on so-called "soft" targets: civilians and the economy in developing countries.Like other terrorist groups, albeit more murderously, they are especially victimising the tourist industry.

His first point turns current thinking entirely on its head: he calls for leaders "to frame policy on drugs with a context of human rights, which stops victimising the victims of drug abuse".

It is important to ensure that no United States laws were broken and no US citizens were victimised," the senators wrote.

The west has contributed to the region's crisis through global climate change that victimises the lives and livelihoods of the people of the region.

Recall GOP candidate Rick Santorum's insistence that rape and incest victims should be denied abortion because it victimises the unborn child twice.

José Graziano da Silva, the director general of the FAO, said that although fishing provides food and income for millions of people, "sadly, the same industry that offers so many opportunities also victimises the most vulnerable".

Along with a clear, unequivocal rejection of austerity measures, which have victimised the most vulnerable and prolonged the recession, these are the kind of issues that have led many of us to support Corbyn.