The phrase "abuse of all" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a general misuse or mistreatment affecting everyone, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report highlighted the abuse of all resources, leading to significant waste."
Alternatives: "misuse of everything" or "exploitation of all."
Though her music isn't overtly political, Holter is outspoken online: recent tweets include "so many men w power get away with abuse of all kinds, incl.
Abuse of all sorts towards disabled people is increasing as a result of this imagery but it's becoming ever more prevalent online.
Mr Pace added: "All the people who have signed the petition want an inquiry into what appears to have been widespread abuse of all types at all the UK's specialist music schools – both historically and in the present.
One leading Sandinist admits it would be "political suicide" to run him again as a presidential candidate.Strangely, political opponents have not made much capital out of the Sandinists' embarrassment from macho solidarity, perhaps, in a society where domestic violence and abuse of all kinds is epidemic.
If we're more sensitive than ever, as a society, to sexual abuse of all sorts, it's precisely because the subject of sex is a matter of public discourse and representations of all sorts, high and low; if our tolerance for violence is lower than ever, it's because the horror of it, even when it arouses laughter (see "The 40-Year-Old Virgin"), is presented more overtly than ever.
"We simply cannot be blind to these egregious affronts to human nature... silence would be the greatest abuse of all," said Mr Kerry at the meeting, which was also attended by the South Korean and Japanese foreign ministers.
He said: "Legg and Kelly have focused on a lot of minutiae, but the biggest abuses of all have been on flipping.
It's an off-the-grid detention center, privately run, and the administrators think nothing of inflicting abuses of all sorts.
It reminds us that war, by its nature, breeds corruption and gives free rein to abuses of all sorts.
"We have also verified clear examples of violations of basic human rights – abuses of all kinds, including rapes and killings," noted Mr. Fall.
There were 351 ED visits classified as sexual abuse (0.7% of all ED visits of the cohort).
