Sentence examples for abuses arising from inspiring English sources

The European Court of Human Rights has found Turkey guilty of widespread human rights abuses arising from its 1974 invasion and 27-year occupation of northern Cyprus.

They accuse him of human rights abuses arising from his role in the 1989 crackdown that killed hundreds of civilians in Beijing.

For a discussion of the dangers and abuses arising from the secret interrogation of suspects by police see the report of the American Bar Association's Committee on Lawless Enforcement of the Law, Aug. 19, 1930. 1 Am.J. Police Science 575.

"In order to halt the abuses arising from the trading and irresponsible use of arms, we are adamant that this activity needs to be subject to strict supervision and controls".

The UN may not be as yet mature enough to address systemic abuses arising from members of the "P-5," the UN's Security Council Veto powers.

By the 1990s, growing concerns about possible ethical abuses arising from coerced consent and corruption led medical groups and human rights organizations to start condemning the practice.

All sorts of potential for abuses arises from smoky rooms.

To announce such a principle would amount to declaring that, in our constitutional system, the judiciary was not only charged with the duty of upholding the Constitution, but also with the responsibility of correcting every possible abuse arising from the exercise by the other departments of their conceded authority.

There's also a lot of abuse arising from my presumed status of being Jewish.

"Account compromise is a serious industry issue with new forms of abuse arising nearly every day," Yahoo spokeswoman Caroline Macleod-saidh said.

Now, we learn, as a result of the dispute between Penn State and its insurers, that it settled claims of abuse arising as early as 1971.