Sentence examples for abuse committee from inspiring English sources

Other commission members said before the statement was released that they were planning an emergency meeting with Cardinal Seán O'Malley, the archbishop of Boston who heads the sex abuse committee, to air their concerns.

But the controversy has prompted a lay member of the abuse committee, a British abuse survivor named Peter Saunders, to call for Pell to be ejected from the church.

Paul Johnston, an Ottawa police officer who is on the drug abuse committee of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police.

Paul Johnston, a member of the drug abuse committee of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, told VICE the decision of whether or not to write someone up comes down to an officer's discretion.

Deputy Chief Mike Serr, the chair of the drug abuse committee at the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police said that broadening the law beyond possession charges would be troubling for many forces.

"We have found a lack of a centralized database and a lack of oversight at NIH that could, and probably does, leave NIH laborator[ies] vulnerable to the risks of theft and abuse," full committee chair Joe Barton (R-TX) said yesterday.

"Following the issuance of statements from those close to the case that did not come until today, the RSLC has chosen to remove the reference to the case and instead focus on numerous other instances in which Kane failed Pennsylvania victims of abuse," the committee said in a statement on Friday.

Among the abuses, the committee found: Detainees were subjected to repeated waterboarding, slapping, stress positions and sleep deprivation.

House Republicans are misusing taxpayer money and abusing House committee rules to promote a partisan vendetta against President Obama and the woman who has earned the stature of being the most admired political leader in America, and a stateswoman who is widely admired around the world: former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

A1 Senate Hears Tales of Abuse The Senate Judiciary committee heard arguments from people mistakenly placed on terrorist watch lists, including Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts.

MPs wish to question Twitter executives over the site's handling of abuse, a Commons committee chairman says.