Sentence examples for which are victimised from inspiring English sources

He champions birds such as pigeons and gulls, which are victimised for their success and ubiquity: "Are they perhaps too successful, too numerous - too human - for their own good?" he asks.

73 There are a variety of potential routes by which being victimised may affect later life outcomes.

The recruitment of children is defined as a war crime in the Rome Statute for the establishment of an International Criminal Court, which will challenge impunity, especially where children are victimised.

Around half of all property victimisation is suffered by the 1 % of households which are most victimised, as is about one third of personal victimisation.

Their preferred solutions usually involve governments doing more: not merely forbidding racial discrimination but, when recruiting or awarding contracts, favouring groups which have been victimised.

More people are victimised by the unaccountable, secretive actions of the western nations – the US and UK most notably – than all those victimised by Islamicists.

"Children are victimised not only when they are abused and an image is first taken, they are victimised repeatedly every time that image is viewed.

"But we do want to protect innocent people who are victimised by this law.

Women who are victimised by domestic violence may underreport or fail to report instances.

Children and adolescents who are victimised may present to primary care, emergency departments or as admissions to hospital [ 8- 10].

What the confusion does is permit Armstrong to claim he has been victimised, which suits the script he is attempting to write for himself: everyone did it; I have been singled out for unfair treatment.