Sentence examples similar to abuse grants from inspiring English sources

Some suggest that security officials in the disputed province exaggerate the threat from extremism to justify wide-ranging powers of arrest and detention – and a broad measure of immunity from prosecution for human rights abuses – granted early on in the conflict.

The sanctions, agreed to by the university in July, included a $60 million fine that would be used nationally to finance child abuse prevention grants.

The guys perpetuating the abuse and granting leeway for suspected pedophiles to have access to more children also created the conditions for the abuse.

The RCT ("Educating novice practitioners to detect financial abuse"; ESRC grant number RES-189-25-0334), from which the present analysis is drawn, aimed to test the effectiveness of a decision-training intervention on the capacity to detect and prevent elder financial abuse.

He is accused of serious human rights abuses, and granting him asylum would be an insult to genuine victims.

During the 1930's, Olympic officials faced a similar decision: should they overlook Nazi Germany's human rights abuses and grant the resurgent economic power its bid for the 1936 Games?

The policy question around the use and abuse of these grants is a larger issue for the Congress".

Vigilant investors are one answer to the "agency costs" imposed by managers who abuse the power granted to them by shareholders to line their own pockets (see article).

The report reflects only new asylum claims, not how many people fleeing violence or abuse were actually granted refugee status under an international treaty.

Saunders also said she would support a change in the law to allow victims of online abuse to be granted anonymity.

The former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky asked a judge to overturn his child sexual abuse convictions and grant him a new trial, claiming that his lawyers lacked time to prepare and that the statute of limitations for some charges had expired.