Sentence examples for abuse speaking from inspiring English sources

Hearing an expert on child abuse speaking on television, he becomes extremely agitated and turns off the set.

As first lady, Reagan famously spearheaded the 1980s "Just Say No" campaign against drug abuse, speaking at schools around the country over several years and urging the United Nations to improve drug education.

1995's My Life established her skill for mining the darker aspects of 90s living – depression, addiction, abuse – speaking to the tribulations of a black America ravaged by HIV/Aids, gang violence and crack epidemics.

"There are many things people can do such as acting on suspected child abuse, speaking out about it through blogs and other channels, creating awareness in schools and the workplace as well as supporting the call for a child abuse study to understand the extent of child abuse in Malaysia".

The ManKind Initiative, which runs a national helpline for male victims of domestic violence and abuse, spoke out last week about its disappointment at the lack of public backlash.

She was the runner-up in the competition, and after receiving internet abuse spoke openly about the "personal vitriol and misogyny" she had been subjected to.

McCarthy said: "Many of the survivors of the abuse spoke about the dual betrayal – physical abuse and spiritual abuse – and as a result felt they had nowhere to turn.

Alison Millar, from Leigh Day, who represents around 50 survivors of child abuse, spoke as members of the independent panel appointed to carry out an inquiry into institutional failings to protect children, were due to give evidence to the home affairs select committee on Tuesday.

Should I have done it?" A week ago Karen Danczuk, 31, the wife of Simon, the crusading MP for Rochdale who has played a key role in forcing the government to address historical child sex abuse, spoke publicly for the first time of her own childhood.

Dr. Philip A. Cowan, a psychologist and former director of the Institute of Human Development at the University of California, Berkeley, suggests that the alacrity with which Americans embrace equations like family dinner frequency and substance abuse speaks to their need to find "silver bullet" solutions to profound problems.

And with less than 9% of all folks who are challenged by alcohol abuse seeking treatment, you taking responsibility for your alcohol abuse speaks volumes.