Sentence examples for broad abuse from inspiring English sources
A wave of church sexual abuse scandals has emerged in recent weeks in Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands, adding to the fallout from a broad abuse investigation in Ireland.
"He's not worried about broad abuse; he's worried about it only to the extent that it affects him".
Berndt's attorney Manny Medrano said his client is not guilty of the broader abuse alleged in the sheriff's investigation.
The Negas' newspapers were among dozens later closed by the government.An open letter by international journalists to the Ethiopian foreign minister highlights broader abuses: "Ethiopia's history of harassing, exiling and detaining both domestic and foreign reporters has been well-documented.
But on Medium, he broke the issue down into two broad categories, abuse and bad information/fake news.
Her account came on the same day a priest in Massachusetts used his sermon to condemn the church's handling of the broader sexual abuse scandal, describing some in the clergy as "felons" and suggesting that Benedict resign.
Other possibilities are combing the tax code to rid it of rules that ignore economic reality, thus giving the hustlers defects to exploit, and enacting broad "anti-abuse" or "anti-avoidance" rules such as Canada has and Britain is considering.
As I explained in last week's National Law Journal, the House Tea Party action is such a historic usurpation that it gives President Obama an opportunity to fight back against the broader appointment abuse and obstruction.
Therefore, the AAP recommends using Abusive Head Trauma, a term that does not refer to the exact accident mechanism (shaking) but to the harming action in broader perspective (abuse).
One broader substance abuse review reported benefits of boosters for behavior maintenance [ 35], while another did not find conclusive evidence and stated that boosters may increase effects for some programs but not for others [ 36].
The objective of the current study is to examine the prevalence of a broad range of child abuse experiences (physical abuse, sexual abuse, and exposure to IPV) and investigate how such experiences and sociodemographic variables are related to contact with child protection organizations in Canada using a representative general population sample.
