The phrase "abuse strip" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to discussions about abuse, but without further context, its meaning is unclear.
Example: "The report highlighted the need for an abuse strip in the training program to address sensitive topics."
Alternatives: "abuse prevention" or "abuse awareness".
The title "Higher Ground" comes from the places communities flock to escape rising flood waters and is a metaphor for the monumental problems facing the area — drug abuse, strip mining, dwindling populations of young people.
Their 25-page report documented accounts of sexual abuse, strip searches, a child who had to drink from a toilet tank, filthy restrooms and children forced to sleep on floors.
These recommendations include the prohibition of practices such as blindfolding, painful restraint, physical abuse, strip searching and solitary confinement of children.
"U.N. staff -- international and Palestinian alike -- have been verbally abused, stripped, beaten, shot at and killed by Israeli soldiers," the letter said.
"UN staff - international and Palestinian alike - have been verbally abused, stripped, beaten, shot at and killed by Israeli soldiers". Senior UN officials tacitly approved the letter, hoping it would prevent a cover-up.
"U.N. staff -- international and Palestinian alike -- have been verbally abused, stripped, beaten, shot at and killed by Israeli soldiers," more than 60 foreign workers for the agency wrote in their letter, written days after Mr. Hook's death.
George Wither, the political satirist, wrote his poem "The Shepherd's Hunting" in 1614 in the Marshalsea; he was held for four months for libel over his Abuses Stript and Whipt, 20 satires criticizing revenge, ambition and lust, one of them directed at the Lord Chancellor.
And just this week, Sanders joined a letter calling for transgender detainees to be "protected from abuse, unreasonable strip searches, and sexual assault while in U.S. custody".
House Republicans offered their own bill, which excluded protections for gay, bisexual or transgender victims of domestic abuse and stripped certain provisions related to undocumented immigrants and Native American women on reservations.
Last month, a Vatican tribunal convicted Josef Wesolowski, a former papal envoy to the Dominican Republic, of sex abuse and stripped him of the priesthood.
In the Pelletier case, a physical diagnosis was incorrectly challenged by doctors, parents were falsely reported to state authorities for child abuse, and stripped of custody.
