| He's charged with maltreating detainees, conspiracy to maltreat detainees, dereliction of duty and indecency. |
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| Hence, for example, he is shocked if the police maltreat a criminal in order to secure a conviction. |
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| The general belief is that parents who maltreat their children are rare, pathological and certainly not like us. |
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| My whole theme was the way we maltreat royal persons, making them one superhuman, and yet less than human. |
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| To abuse means to mistreat, maltreat, ill-treat, treat badly, ill-use or misuse. |
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| The government blames the problems on shady recruitment firms, which dock workers' pay for housing costs or otherwise maltreat them. |
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| The self has a timeless behavior and it is able to maltreat the authority individual to get what it wants. |
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| The man living with their mother is rarely their father and he can reject and maltreat children born of a previous union. |
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| Parents who maltreat their children often come from harsh backgrounds themselves, including child abuse. |
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| We have spinage in August but they maltreat it, cut the whole stock boil it bodily, mash fibre seeds and all with butter and pepper. |
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| Not giving thanks to a stone or any energy it is in a way to betray it, to maltreat it. |
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| Parents who maltreat their children are more likely to show such biases. |
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| No parents or other adults should exploit, abuse or maltreat children. |
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| Very soon, her employers started to maltreat her. |
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| Sergeant Davis was charged with conspiracy to maltreat detainees, dereliction of duty for failing to protect detainees, maltreatment of detainees and making false statements. |
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| Because children are dependent on the people who may also maltreat them, they face a paradoxical dilemma: They want the abuse to stop but they also long to belong to a family. |
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| Further, as some caregivers who maltreat their children abuse substances themselves, risk is present even if environmental risks are minimized, as with the presence of a competent, non-substance abusing co-caregiver. |
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| There is often a lot of scope for foreign companies to get involved, which then maltreat and exploit the environment and their employees to ruination. |
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| In order to compensate for lack of affection, they maltreat their child, then pass themselves off as good mothers, highly concerned about the strange illness from which their child suffers. |
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| We cannot accept that a violent man and his Saudi family can confine and maltreat a Canadian woman with such impunity, with the only purpose of extorting money. |
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