Sentence examples for abuse lacking from inspiring English sources

His Indian speeches fell at times into violent emotion and abuse, lacking restraint and proportion, and his parliamentary activities were at times irresponsible or factious.

Leap uses a real names but allows some anonymous posts, and employs a light touch in moderation but with the perspective on abuse lacking at most male-run social networks.

"The judge would have given Paul his legal rights back to the kids if he felt that the allegations involving physical and emotional abuse lacked merit," an unnamed source told the site.

A literature review on this specific topic [ 18] showed that women usually have less traditional attitudes towards sex role preference than men, but women who had experienced abuse lacked willingness to seek help due to their dominant role as the main breadwinner.

Referrals were based on factors such as parental substance abuse, lack of social and family support, and other characteristics thought to increase vulnerability to risk-taking behavior.

They include "severe limits on citizens' rights to change their government, detainee and prisoner abuse, lack of an independent judiciary, restrictions on freedom of speech and the press, pervasive corruption [and] discrimination and violence against women".

"Unstable upbringing including, but not limited to, time spent [being] 'looked after', exposure to drug and alcohol abuse, lack of attendance at school, lack of familial presence or support, victim of neglect and/or abuse, exposure to familial criminal behaviour" are all deemed to be mitigating factors.

Complaint stemmed from the bill's broad definitions that could be open to abuse, lack of Department of Homeland Security oversight and immature — at best — minimization techniques to protect the privacy of American citizens.

According to the DEA, Schedule 1 status signifies those substances with a high potential for abuse, lack of accepted safety for use of the drug under medical supervision, along with no currently accepted use for treatment in the US.

They grew up very poor in single parent homes and foster care [and suffered from] early trauma and abuse, lack of opportunity, and violence in the neighborhood.

State bars usually reject applicants due to a criminal record, untreated mental illness and substance abuse, lack of candor, or financial irresponsibility.