Sentence examples for an abusive approach from inspiring English sources

The Phuket Elephant Sanctuary is one of the tourism centres to have adapted from an abusive approach to an ethical one.

Obama's position, Roth said, "mimics the Bush Administration's abusive approach".

Equally important, Butler said he was shocked by the close-minded, abusive approach of Republican partisans on the committee.

Setting an age limit could prevent, for example, a younger child in an abusive relationship from approaching a nurse.

In one case, it emerged that a woman had been refused legal aid to deal with an approach by an abusive partner because he had spent the previous two years in jail.

Donald's mother told a local foodbank she had fled Poole due to an abusive ex-partner, and had approached both Bournemouth and Poole council for help with housing.

Ms. Bynum's confessional approach, including of an abusive first marriage, made her a sought-after speaker and a popular host on the Trinity Broadcasting Network, although she did not lead a church of her own.

In the worst case scenario, it could even be a sign of an abusive person, and you should consider approaching someone you trust for help.[26].[26]

— A weeping young woman approaches strangers, tells them a wrenching story about an abusive boyfriend and pleads for $37 for a train ticket.

The ethics committee that approved our proposal specified that potential participants should only be approached if they were unaccompanied in order to decrease the likelihood of an abusive partner discovering that the participant had completed a questionnaire on domestic violence.

Other cases cited included an abused wife denied legal aid when she took action to prevent her husband approaching her children's schools, and a woman denied assistance when she applied to have an abusive forced marriage declared a nullity.