The phrase "abusive conflicts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations where conflicts are characterized by harmful or aggressive behavior.
Example: "The team struggled to resolve their differences due to the ongoing abusive conflicts that created a toxic work environment."
Alternatives: "harmful disputes" or "toxic confrontations".
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.
A1 Plan for Mutual Fund Reforms The Securities and Exchange Commission intends to reform the regulation of mutual funds with measures to curtail abusive trading, clarify conflict of interest rules and compel better disclosure of fees.
Farmers and settled pastoralists reported a decline in the availability of forage resources, increase in abusive cutting of trees, conflict over natural resources and loss of biodiversity due to an increase of transhumant practices in southern region of Mali, especially in the destination zone.
Additionally, several patients described that familial conflicts, such as abusive relationships with husbands and in-laws or community gang violence, caused severe bodily stress that could provoke diabetes (" Xe violencia, xe azúcar" – "Nothing but violence, nothing but diabetes").
Their future depends on how well their countries handle the intertwined problems of H.I.V.-AIDS, ethnic and civil conflict, corrupt and abusive government and economic growth too feeble to provide jobs for rising populations.
The treaty's backers say it will stem the flow of arms to abusive regimes and warlords in conflict zones and reduce the level of violence in a world where one person dies every minute as a result of armed violence.
A review panel found in 2009 that the ERC's management system was "obsolete" in the way it left nonscientist bureaucrats in charge of day-to-day operations, leading to constant low-level conflict and even "abusive" requirements of volunteer grant reviewers.
Both parties to the conflict should hold abusive forces to account and put an end to these crimes of sexual violence.
Significant abuse there was some evidence of a decrease in abusive behaviour on the modified conflict tactics scale (odds ratio 0.48, 0.18 to 1.27).
The increase in abusive cutting of trees, incidence of conflict over natural resources and spread of invasive species were perceived as high in Bougouni by farmers and settled pastoralists.
