| You do business with human beings who are not all equally inclined to take part, and that victimizes those who are convinced they want to do so. |
| Thus, an offender who victimizes an intimate partner is often seen to be less culpable for his or her crime. |
| The central concern expressed is that the use of insensitive language perpetuates stereotyping of persons with disabilities as somehow afflicted with a condition that victimizes and medicalizes their status. |
| In its most highly developed form, the confidence game, which has generated its own jargon, victimizes wealthy and prominent individuals. |
| The result is a society of violence, in which the power of organized crime is bigger than the power of the democratic order and victimizes the legitimacy of a weak State. |
| The former have rightly attracted most international attention because of the continued deprivation of education which victimizes millions of children. |
