0 a person who receives ill-treatment, injury etc -- offer; -offer
In the compensation plans for injured workers and the victim's family, workers with longer tenure were rewarded.
The latter response is reinforced in us by our obligation to stand in solidarity with victims of wrongdoing against those who have wronged them.
Importance of recovering victims and their personal effects.
But by the opening decade of the twentieth century the railroads had become victims of their own success.
As a policy argument, however, this kind of argument from hypotheticals falls victim to the difficulties described in the previous subsection.
In addition, states such as the one from which these data come offer similar definitions of "family violence" as it relates to adult victims.
Neither perpetrator nor victim could criticize the punishment decided by the magistrate and higher-ranking officials.
The creoles described above provided one important tool that made statistics comprehensible and convincing so that people could more easily imagine themselves as potential victims.
