But counselors for battered women warn that, as happened with Ms. Briggs, the police do not always perceive the abusive aspects of conflicts and the victims — often scared, financially vulnerable and in emotional knots — may not speak up.
Yet I also voiced my concerns about how the physically and emotionally abusive aspects of the story might encourage experimentation and acceptance of the same in real life.
Here's something to elicit happy honks from California motorists: Two of the more abusive aspects of traffic citations — "bail for trial" and excessive fines — are being hauled off the road.
Incidence, long-term consequences, clinical findings and differential diagnosis have been described extensively in 'Educational paper: Abusive head trauma, Part I: clinical aspects' in this journal.
The role of radiology in establishing the diagnosis of AHT will be discussed later in this journal, in 'Educational paper: Abusive head trauma, Part II: Radiological aspects'.
Our culture is incrementally moving toward a stance of moral outrage at those who defend abusive athletes on the grounds that there were provocative aspects that contributed to their lashing out physically toward women.
The law was enacted as a reaction to a dark history of abusive child welfare practices and was meant to preserve distinct aspects of American Indian culture.
There were aspects to his behaviour that I found excessively abusive of others, even considering the difficulties of whatever might have occurred in his childhood".
Third, the most invidious aspect of this deregulation-induced inequality is that associated with the abusive practices of the financial sector — which prospers at the expense of ordinary Americans, through predatory lending, market manipulation, abusive credit card practices or taking advantage of its monopoly power in the payments system.
This is the most dangerous aspect of the Twilight series: it tells women and girls that abusive relationships are acceptable and desirable.
