Sentences with phrase «verbal attacks from»

Cadman Mills, the older brother of the late President John Atta Mills, has said that Atta Mills was hurt by repeated verbal attacks from former President Jerry Rawlings during his tenure of office.

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He asserted that, Mr. Anyidoho simply flew off the handle and run amok, launching blistering verbal attacks on anyone he perceived to be anti-government, and so wondered why he's suddenly gone on hibernation from the public view just a week after the general polls.

The NYPD cops who drive around relatively unknown bureaucrats like Stringer — taking them on errands with their wives and enduring verbal abuse — are pulled from a high - level unit that helps prevent terror attacks on the city.

She also described as heart breaking the verbal attacks by the «kakai» singer that eventually led to him being banned from any nomination from the upcoming awards, saying she sometimes regret entering the music industry.

Verbal attacks on minorities, characterizing foreigners en masse as criminals or as seeking to profit from public assistance.

The National Center for Educational Statistics tracks a number of ways students are victimized ranging from serious physcial attacks to verbal - based assaults.

An aspect to this exhibition is currently making headlines; Ruthenbeck's installation of a room full of overturned furniture has drawn attacks of a verbal nature from the public.

Nine items assessing peer - victimization were adapted from the multidimensional peer - victimization scale developed by Mynard and Joseph [39] comprising physical victimization (e.g., «Other kids... hurt me physically in some way»), social manipulation (e.g., ``... tried to get me into trouble with my friends»), verbal victimization (e.g., ``... called me names or swore at me») and attacks on property (e.g., ``... tried to break or damage something of mine»).

Acts of both victimization and bullying [1, 2, 3] are found and have extensive parallels: each consists of negative actions that occur repeatedly and over a longer period of time, carried out by one or more individuals, with the intention of inflicting harm either by direct (verbal / physical attacks) or indirect action (exclusion from the group).