Sentence examples for abuse of vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Almost every exposure of abuse of vulnerable workers in recent months has involved an agency.

The prosecution had set out a case of the senior clergyman's "systematic, deliberate" abuse of vulnerable men.

A private hospital at the centre of allegations of abuse of vulnerable adult patients is to close later this week.

Yet it is four years since the Guardian first exposed the extent of police abuse of vulnerable women.

Transfield/Broadspectrum doesn't have to sign a five-year contract to continue profiting from the abuse of vulnerable people.

Yet, as in Ireland, Malta's rejection of secularism has not saved it from the Catholic church's modern plague, the abuse of vulnerable minors by priests and nuns.

Indeed, when another QC, one Geoffrey Howe, led an inquiry in 1967 into serious allegations of abuse and ill-treatment of vulnerable, long-stay patients at the Ely hospital in Cardiff, he concluded that at fault lay "poor clinical leadership, an isolative and inward-looking culture, inadequate management structures and systems".

"It was sexual abuse of particularly vulnerable victims.

It was to be the case that symbolised the fight back against abuse of the vulnerable.

The arrested pair are being charged with unlawful imprisonment and misdemeanour abuse of a vulnerable adult, and are held in the Huron County Jail.

The report recommended several changes to state laws and regulations in an effort to prevent and better respond to abuse of the vulnerable.