Sentence examples for abuse as a problem from inspiring English sources

Racing's reformists have rightfully targeted steroid abuse as a problem that needs to be eradicated.

Yet many at the meeting grew dismayed as, over four long days in early April 2000, they heard senior Vatican officials dismiss clergy sexual abuse as a problem confined to the English-speaking world, and emphasize the need to protect the rights of accused priests over ensuring the safety of children, according to interviews with 10 church officials who attended the meeting.

But, if the NHL doesn't recognize alcohol abuse as a problem, is there any hope for such awareness?

By framing clergy sexual abuse as a problem of institutional failure on the part of Church officials, civil lawsuits have also motivated dioceses around the country to institute new programs to prevent sexual abuse before it occurs and to report credible allegations of sexual abuse when it does happen.

Later in life, this abuse surfaced as a problem when she married a diplomat who was largely absent.

The release of the records and the rebuke of the two central figures in L.A.'s molestation scandal signaled a clear desire by Gomez to define the sexual abuse crisis as a problem of a different era — and a different archbishop.

Making matters worse, the bishop saw sexual abuse as a pastoral problem and not a criminal one, it said.

Lord Nicholls said the seriousness of child abuse as a social problem demanded that health professionals should not be subject to potentially conflicting duties when deciding whether a child has been abused.

"We recognize elder financial abuse as a major problem that is expected to grow dramatically with the aging of our population," he said at The American Retirement Initiative Winter Summit.

If the results aren't punitive, I like the idea of treating drug abuse as a health problem.

Once you reframe abuse as a technological problem, you realise just how little services like Twitter have actually done to protect their users.