Then you know what it is. Physical, verbal, psychologically standard stuff.

Consequently, workers were exploited sexually, physically, and psychologically, and faced difficulties seeking justice.

And I think what that does to us psychologically is it creates an equation.

Children coming from households affected by the disease or those psychologically traumatized suffer from emotional problems.

Many of them became emotionally and psychologically disturbed and could no longer lead a normal life.

That national tragedy doomed millions of people to suffering, altered the environment and even affected people psychologically.

Creation of mutual aid groups of unemployed people whose aim is to support psychologically the long term unemployed

In his view, Vanessa remaining alone in Australia is hard to imagine and would be emotionally and psychologically catastrophic .

It is clear that, for the elections to be successful, people will need to be psychologically prepared to participate.

Part of the problem is that the emergency planners themselves, personally, are overwhelmed psychologically by the thought of nuclear catastrophe.

This period is necessary for society to adapt socially and psychologically to the new conditions inherent in the market economy.

To intentionally harm people psychologically, to hurt people physically, to destroy people mortally, or ideas, and to commit crimes against humanity.

Those in group homes or foster care with other Sudanese fared better psychologically, as they could more easily share their experiences.

456. A former prisoner described to the Special Committee his interrogation and solitary confinement quot Questioning was very stressful, physically and psychologically.

Psychologically traumatized by the war, Afghan children had come to believe that they were unlikely to survive beyond the age of 15.

73. It is an accepted fact that children who have taken part in hostilities suffer much more than adults, both psychologically and physically.

And almost universally, amongst all the kids, they were really psychologically damaged by having been made fun of, ridiculed, picked on and been rejected.

(e) Ensure a good quality of life which leads to personal development not only physically but psychologically, intellectually and spiritually (Mexico, Papua New Guinea, IFNGO)

The most efficient rescue programmes would be of little value unless coupled with some structure that would assist in the healing process of the child, physically and psychologically.

Choice was not a meaningful term in the abortion debate, as women did not freely choose to have an abortion, a procedure that was very dangerous to women psychologically and spiritually.

And what I've found is that our little devices, those little devices in our pockets, are so psychologically powerful that they don't only change what we do, they change who we are.

For every child killed, there were another three injured, debilitated or psychologically scarred. His delegation therefore welcomed the appointment of the Special Representative of the Secretary General for children in armed conflict.

quot Any member of a family who physically or psychologically abuses another member shall be punished by six months to one year in prison, or ordered to undergo counselling, or both quot .

This was based on the experience of actually watching two people having a virulent argument in sign language, which produced no decibels to speak of, but affectively, psychologically, was a very loud experience.

I try to figure out intellectually, philosophically, psychologically, what the experience of beauty is, what sensibly can be said about it and how people go off the rails in trying to understand it.

And then you meet people that have been through ultimate pain psychologically, sexually, spiritually, emotionally abused and not always, but often, they become some of the people that contribute the most to society.

Overt military imperialism of the Soviet sort has, at least historically, rarely been the Chinese way. Sun Tzu, the great Chinese theorist of warfare, focused on the weakening of an adversary psychologically, not in battle.

I really struggled psychologically, totally overwhelmed by the scale of the challenge, realizing that, if I carried on moving at two miles an hour, 3,000 miles was going to take me a very, very long time.

Likewise, Israel must reciprocate every gesture of good will from Hamas, however psychologically difficult this may be. After all, in 1947 similar Jewish freedom fighters blew up the King David Hotel, killing tens of British officers.

NEW HAVEN Could the television image we ve all seen of the Greenland ice cap crumbling into the ocean because of global warming somehow indirectly and psychologically be partly responsible for high oil and other commodity prices?

Even the areas that had been under the control of its settlements were almost totally destroyed by Israel when it withdrew and left behind piles of rubble, which in itself constitutes a serious problem economically, environmentally and psychologically.

That kind of boy is often physically weak, psychologically twisted in nature, and is raised by an alcoholic father in a family where the parent's love for the child is inconsistent and easily influenced by mood and feeling.

In the case described here, although according to the investigation report the youth in question did not suffer serious physical injury, his age made him more vulnerable both physically and psychologically and he was entitled to special protection by the State.

In order to be able to cope with the challenges of living in difficult conditions and accomplishing diverse and complex tasks in high stress situations, often with no immediate support, officers selected as UNMOs need to be physically fit and psychologically sound.

The issue had to be approached judiciously. Children were always the innocent victims, physically and psychologically, of acts committed by others. They were humankind apos s most precious resource and the world apos s future and their fate was in society apos s hands.

Are state controlled investors now aiming primarily for strategic rather than purely financial returns? Because SWFs resources are so substantial, it is advisable to take precautions to avoid becoming a target of politically motivated market manipulation, or becoming economically and psychologically dependent on foreign governments decisions.

To care for the family, strengthen its capabilities, and extend to it the necessary support to prevent the deterioration of its economic, social, or health conditions, and to habilitate the husband and wife to ensure their fulfillment of their role of raising children physically, psychologically, and behaviorally.

24. Among the subjective difficulties are the lack of experience in managing the labour market, inadequate training of those working in the national employment agency, the failure of those citizens who have been compelled to change their professions to adjust psychologically, politicians underestimating the problems of unemployment, etc.

Europe has become too interwoven in myriad ways not just in purely financial and economic terms, but also psychologically. It must have come as a surprise to many that it was a German court, not a French one, that banned Uber, the mobile app that is revolutionizing the taxi business.

Militarily, this argument does make sense. Politically and psychologically, however, the method, let alone the timing and implementation of the withdrawals, raises many questions about the ongoing viability of the US Korean security alliance, for the alliance now seems adrift, without a common purpose and with little direction from either side.

The deeper flaw in Carnegie s theory may be that it is just too difficult psychologically for business people to make the mid life career transition to philanthropy. Having accumulated great wealth as survivors of the business world, will they really turn their talents to the task of giving it away?

16. Invites States and relevant United Nations bodies and agencies to allocate appropriate resources for comprehensive and gender sensitive programmes to physically and psychologically rehabilitate child victims of trafficking and of any form of sexual exploitation and abuse and to take all appropriate measures to promote their full recovery and social reintegration

On the other hand, in some places, a speculative bubble is fueling today s boom in vacation home prices. The vacation home boom appears psychologically tied to the urban home price bubble in many of the world s glamour cities, and prices of these vacation homes are similarly vulnerable to a significant drop in coming years.

62. That included 100 million children who were being exploited or employed in hazardous work, 50 million living on the streets, and more than 100 million being mistreated or neglected in institutions. A further 20 million children were refugees or displaced persons, many of them psychologically or physically disabled as a result of armed conflict or natural disaster.

We are stepping into a new millennium with a lot of expectations, but also with heavy baggage. Here, I would be morally and politically reckless if I did not highlight the tragic and increasingly alarming situation in the Kosovo region of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Events there certainly have a contaminating effect on Bosnia and Herzegovina, at least psychologically.