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Dorrell told the Guardian that the inquiry would look broadly at the commissioning process, saying: "The questions will be about how can these stories of abuse arise.

So what happens when allegations of abuse arise from within the congregation?

If we can learn anything from this latest Rutgers controversy, it is that in a "student-centered" athletic environment, the student athletes ought to be consulted and taken seriously, particularly when allegations of abuse arise.

If questions of abuse arise, they can vouch for your character.

Concern over ritual abuse arose in the early 1990s following controversies in Nottingham, Rochdale and the Orkneys.

She has asked American diplomats to raise the issue wherever harassment or abuse arises and required a record of them in the State Department's annual report on human rights.

To announce such a principle would amount to declaring that, in our constitutional system, the judiciary was not only charged with the duty of upholding the Constitution, but also with the responsibility of correcting every possible abuse arising from the exercise by the other departments of their conceded authority.

Taken as a whole, the bills are meant to guard against what critics of Penn State said was a lax response by officials there — including the late coach Joe Paterno — that may have allowed Mr. Sandusky to continue his contact with children for years after suspicions of abuse arose.

There's also a lot of abuse arising from my presumed status of being Jewish.

"Account compromise is a serious industry issue with new forms of abuse arising nearly every day," Yahoo spokeswoman Caroline Macleod-saidh said.

Allegations of Dylan Farrow's abuse arose during a subsequent custody battle, and the Connecticut State Police began a criminal inquiry.