Sentence examples for with persecuted from inspiring English sources

My work with persecuted minorities also brought me to Iraq, where the Christian population has fallen to less than 250,000.

After the controversy hit, he chose the "Star Wars" Rebel Alliance logo with a safety pin in it ― a symbol of solidarity with persecuted minorities ― as his Twitter profile image.

On Monday, the city halls of St. John's and Mount Pearl hoisted something called a "Christian Flag" to mark the beginning of Holy Week and to express solidarity with persecuted Christians around the world.

The Obama administration's unprecedented obsession with persecuting whistleblowers and preventing transparency – what even generally supportive, liberal magazines call "Obama's war on whistleblowers" – makes those concerns all the more valid.

Under the pretence of befriending her they trick in unpleasant small ways as when they buy her an enormous burger and then eat tiny salads themselves and in much bigger ways with persecuting text messages.

"We have robust legislation in place to tackle this sort of crime, but tougher action has to be taken to deter those who think that they can get away with persecuting our wildlife," she said.

The villain is Chauncey Feith, a non-combatant army recruiter in a little Carolina town, an ignorant and cowardly man seething with envy, resentment, ambition, misogyny and every other prejudice, who has to content himself with persecuting the German professor at the local college as a traitor and spy until a greater prey comes into view.

The offer by Mr. Randal, who recently rejected a subpoena by the United Nations war crimes tribunal in The Hague to testify in the case of a former Serbian deputy prime minister charged with persecuting non-Serbs in Bosnia, was turned down by the court.

When a cop with a political agenda can get away with persecuting a woman with a debilitating illness, Republicans can stop talking about limited government and personal liberty.

His own Jewish identity, he says, was seminal to his fascination with the Caucasus, yielding an empathy with the persecuted and a concern with the deceptions of history.

This novel surely belongs within that subgenre of Gothic literature associated with the persecuted woman.