Sentence examples for with ostracism from inspiring English sources

This is the law of omerta: starts with ostracism, ends with baseball bats.

This time he has been ordered by the government to do even better, though he was not helped by a bomb blast in Dhulikhel on January 24th.The political parties are doing their best to poison the atmosphere, threatening candidates with ostracism.

Could it really be true after so long a history of sporting isolation following the 1960 games South Africa was banned from the Olympics until 1992, and was banned from official international cricket from 1970 to 1991 that one of the nation's main sports was wilfully flirting once more with ostracism?

Hypothesis 2 postulates that being envied mediates the relationship of LMX with ostracism.

The early struggles that she and her sister, Serena, faced with ostracism and a culture that did not accept them was personified in the towering figure of Lindsay Davenport.

Dealing with ostracism Their mother contracted HIV from a blood transfusion in the early 1980s.

His early exposure to human rights issues associated with Native Americans coupled with the ostracism of his little brother shaped a foundation of activism that went on to fuel him creatively.

We have a problem with retaliation, ostracism and peer pressure against such victims.

On Feb. 11, 1897, a much criticized ball ended up with the ostracism of the social-climbing hosts, the Bradley Martins, who later left town.

Law told the committee in his submission: "The failure of the government of Nauru to demonstrate any commitment to the rule of law by their actions outlined above, when combined with their ostracism of members of parliament, raise very serious questions about commitment to democracy and the 'separation of powers'.

"Kamm's job is to come in and say to the Chinese, 'Friends, here's how it can stop hurting".' Kamm's reception among human rights advocates is a warm one, however, compared with the ostracism offered him by the business community.