The phrase "abuse matters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the importance or significance of issues related to abuse, such as in legal, social, or psychological discussions.
Example: "In our community, we believe that abuse matters and must be addressed with urgency and compassion."
Alternatives: "issues of abuse" or "concerns about abuse".
A close look at the record shows that the case was marked by the same delays and bureaucratic caution that have emerged in the handling of other sexual abuse matters crossing Benedict's desk, whether as an archbishop in Munich or a cardinal in Rome.
The Home Office minister Nick Hurd told MPs in a Commons written answer earlier this month that the new College of Policing training programme, Domestic Abuse Matters, which focuses on improved evidence gathering and understanding of controlling and coercive behaviour had been rolled out in eight police forces so far and plans were in place to roll it out in a further two.
The biggest challenge for the outfit right now would seem to be that few corporate lawyers do the kind of pro bono work that's often most needed but involves litigation matters outside the scope of what they practice, including around immigration laws, social security benefits and criminal and domestic abuse matters.
Wisbaum has more than 20 years of experience litigating complex elder abuse matters resulting in the successful resolution of financial abuse and nursing home abuse cases.
Allow no experimentation or playing in "sexual nor physical" abuse matters with under age children.
Kennedy repeatedly mocked Gonzales, saying "he can't remember" his role in the prisoner abuse matter.
Though he was cleared of wrongdoing in the abuse matter by an Army investigation, he nonetheless became a symbol, along with officials like L. Paul Bremer III, the chief administrator in Iraq, of the ineffective American leadership early in the occupation.
Subcommittee members said they took the unusual step of calling witnesses to Washington on a local child abuse matter because of the boys' extreme condition and because the case was the latest in a series of high-profile abuse and neglect cases involving New Jersey's Division of Youth and Family Services.
Warren was convicted of assault during a drunken disagreement with another resident when the two were angered by tensions over the sexual abuse matter.
A. There is a provision in the joint drug program that states that only the commissioner's office, and not major league teams, can penalize a player for substance-abuse matters.
These linguistic abuses matter, because they form the basis on which 20 Fenchurch Street was given planning permission.
