Sentence examples for abused called for from inspiring English sources

The fact that such a large number of Healthwatch organisations feel unable to do the job expected of them and have not visited psychiatric services is worrying as the reports into the Mid Staffordshire and Winterbourne View scandals, where patients and residents were neglected and abused, called for thorough public oversight.

If in any way you feel like your being abused call for help from a supervisor.

It was ridiculed, pooh-poohed, abused, called the 'dirt theory,' and scarcely given a hearing.

She added that she would work toward competing in the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, but worried about returning to "the same training facility where I was abused". She also called for an inquiry into Nassar's decades of abuse.

Almost a year after a scandal engulfed Belgium following the resignation of a Roman Catholic bishop who admitted he had sexually abused boys, a parliamentary commission called for a new panel to adjudicate compensation claims for the hundreds of people who say they were the victims of predatory priests.

The law for the prevention of spousal violence and the protection of victims, enacted in Japan in 2001, called for the identification of abused women and for providing adequate resources such as support centres or hotlines.

His father, Salman Taseer, a senior figure in the ruling Pakistan Peoples party, was shot dead in January by a policeman on his security detail after he called for reform of the country's much-abused blasphemy law.

The clients in the control group argued strongly for better health worker- patient relationships, respect for patients, not to be blamed, abused and assaulted by health care staff, or even chased away by them, and they called for better mental health skills in the health workers.

Danny Rose has called for Serbia to be given a significant international ban after he was racially abused (video) throughout England Under-21's match in Krusevac on Tuesday.

She called for better training for doctors and nurses, so that they felt confident to take action if they had suspicions that a child was being abused or neglected, rather than thinking it was enough to "raise the alarm".

Fox News host Sean Hannity called for Roy Moore, the Republican candidate running for Alabama's open Senate seat, to withdraw from the race if he cannot clear up allegations that he sexually abused teenage girls when he was in his 30s.