Sentence examples for abuse advisory from inspiring English sources

Those bishops did not forward details about all the cases to their sexual abuse advisory boards or the police.

Several months later, Monsignor Loomis removed all restrictions on Father O'Loghlen and, in a letter, thanked him for agreeing to serve on the sexual abuse advisory board.

Several members of Pope Francis's sex abuse advisory board have expressed concern and incredulity over his decision to appoint a Chilean bishop to a diocese despite allegations that he covered up for the South American nation's most notorious paedophile.

The priest, the Rev. Martin P. O'Loghlen, was once a leader in his religious order and was appointed to an archdiocesan sexual abuse advisory board, although officials at both the order and the archdiocese knew at the time about his admission of sexual abuse and addiction.

"Among bishops and cardinals, certainly the old guys who have been involved for so long, sure they're going to have blood on their hands," said Thomas G. Plante, a professor of psychology at Santa Clara University, who has served on the American bishops' national abuse advisory board and has written three books on sexual abuse.

For example, the pope should be commended for saying that US bishops showed "courage" for addressing the Church's sexual abuse scandal, yet just this past spring he was criticised by his own sexual abuse advisory board for giving a diocese position to a Chilean bishop accused on covering up another similar scandal.

Trying to stem the scourge of prescription drug abuse, an advisory panel of experts to the Food and Drug Administration voted on Friday to toughen the restrictions on painkillers like Vicodin that contain hydrocodone, the most widely prescribed drugs in the country.

19 November is World Day for Prevention of Child Abuse MEDIA ADVISORY.

Includes incoming and outgoing correspondence about drug abuse programs, letters to advisory group members, exhibits, and travel.

Francis met with victims of abuse and appointed a papal advisory commission headed by Boston Cardinal O'Malley.

An international advisory board of abuse survivors to facilitate talks between church leaders and victims.