Примери за използване на Victimised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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They can be victimised.
Victimised by crime not me.
No. I'm never victimised.
Every time you victimised someone,” I said,“you were victimising yourself.
This man feels victimised.
Persecuted and victimised for defending our freedoms.
I cannot say I have been victimised.
Gay men are often victimised by heterosexual men.
Alleged that they were victimised;
Of the remaining 10%, some are victimised as part of the sex trade, where children are bought and sold for cash.
He said his client was being victimised.
A woman doesn't need to be victimised in order to become a butterfly.
ANC: Women continue to be victimised.
Organisations of women victimised during the war hailed her because she managed to show their pain to the world.
(man) America has been victimised again.
On the same day a high-level international conference“Utopia unachieved despite millions victimised?
Are you being victimised again?
I refuse to have innocent children victimised.
Assists citizens of other Member States legally residing and victimised on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria who have the right to financial compensation.
It's not just the Jews who are being victimised.
Provides assistance to Bulgarian citizens victimised on the territory of another EU Member State in filling in financial compensation request forms and sends them to the competent authority in the respective Member State.
And, of course,all sides feel victimised.
We don't want to see people just mildly victimised by apartheid. We want shock.".
When the war was over people of Jewish descent were victimised.
The Ministry of the Interior receives andsupports persons victimised by crimes or other violations of public order.
The opening of the Memorial was followed by the high-level conference“Utopia unachieved despite millions victimised?
But residents in the court case say that they are being victimised because of the case.
The self can be split into many elements, with one dissociated part enacting the role of victimiser, for example,and another the role of victimised.
Any person raising a complaint or with information in relation to a complaint must not be harasses or victimised in any way, by any person or third party.
When she first told people she wouldn't take public insurance,she said they understood because they also feel victimised by the government.