The phrase "abuse to him" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express harm or mistreatment directed towards someone, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The constant abuse to him left deep emotional scars."
Alternatives: "mistreatment of him" or "harm done to him."
He said he doesn't remember a child ever reporting abuse to him, though he added, "My memory is sometimes fallible," according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
This week, the Lord Chief Justice Lord Judge said that a man accused of being in the group that approached their son, Stephen, at a bus stop in Eltham, and yelling out racist abuse to him, and surrounding him, and stabbing him, and leaving him to bleed to death, and who was tried for his murder in 1996 and acquitted because of "insufficient evidence", can be tried again.
The Sinn Féin president said his brother had confessed the abuse to him in 2000 and added that he made his first report to the police about the allegations in 2007, shortly after his party voted to accept the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI).
"I had not heard about any type of abuse at all," Jordan told the Columbus Dispatch in May, adding that "no one reported any type of abuse" to him.
The defense had called Ms. McFillin to support other defense witnesses who attended the Elan School and who testified that school officials subjected Mr. Skakel to repeated physical and emotional abuse to get him to confess to the killing.
When the man, identified in the lawsuit by his initials, K. C., tried to crawl off a small blue mat in the corner of his room, the workers used physical and verbal abuse to keep him confined.
In a statement issued Thursday, the newspaper said that Ingram had not "satisfactorily answered the very serious charge of why he failed to act on information about this abuse presented to him last year.
Might I suggest that perhaps a good start would be for him to reply to the letter that I, along with 29 other victims of press abuse, sent to him on 8 September.
Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure says abuse directed to him on Twitter after City's 1-0 win over rivals Manchester United is "a disgrace".
Surprised St Petersburg was picked given they host the WC". Lancashire batsman Ashwell Prince says he did not consider there to be a racist element to the verbal abuse delivered to him by Yorkshire captain Andrew Gale.
Other passengers are audibly offended by her comments, and the man defends the woman being abused next to him, also saying she is not his girlfriend.
