Sentence examples for wrongful treatment from inspiring English sources

Increased black complaints might result from blacks reaching a critical mass, freeing them to complain of wrongful treatment.

By asserting Christian appropriation of pagan customs as fact, modern paganism could claim both precedence and wrongful treatment, citing Pope Gregory's letter as if that settled it.

Hemingway delves brilliantly into Iago's seething sense of wrongful treatment to exact a horrific revenge, all the while sharing his nefarious scheme, layer by layer, with the audience.

This wrongful treatment often targets LGBT people, regardless of their immigration status, at the hands of local officials who lack a basic understanding of sexual orientation and gender identity/expression.

The question is the trustworthiness of the underlying data and execution chains, especially considering manipulation, e.g., in the aftermath of a wrong treatment: In case of errors on the doctor side, he/she could try to cover the tracks by changing the wrongful data that led to the treatment.

Deborah Hellman proposes that wrongful discriminatory treatment occurs if and only if the discrimination demeans some of those who are being treated.

The suit, against Aetna U.S. Healthcare, is one of the first in New York alleging a wrongful denial of treatment by an H.M.O., said David Trueman, a lawyer for the estate of the dead man, Robert Payton.

Restitution and apologies to former inmates for wrongful detention and treatment may also reduce animosity toward the U.S. by groups that use the existence of Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib as recruiting tools.

Historically, a certain number of false positives and negative appendectomies is considered acceptable, to prevent missed cases of appendicitis with subsequent wrongful refrainment from treatment.

Among patients' perceptions of factors leading to discomfort may be wrongful or suboptimal treatment, type of surgery or insufficient access to provider/information.

Rather, he said he discovered "numerous flaws that can lead to wrongful convictions or discriminatory treatment".