Sentence examples for control abuse from inspiring English sources
A fascinating insight into the way families try to hide, bury, deny, suppress and control abuse and trauma.
The level of intimate partner abuse that occurs in Hong Kong Chinese families and the type, nature, and severity of abuse are primary concerns of those who are engaged in efforts to reduce and control abuse.
Despite the many implemented activities and the advances made in terms of local policies and investment in the prevention and management of IPV, more recent research has shown that gendered structures still strongly constrain young women's agency and sexual and reproductive freedom, and place them at increased risk of control, abuse and violence (44).
With a balance sheet of a trillion dollars and the trader's mentality in control, abuses are virtually inevitable.
It would require considerable ingenuity to design a fourth branch to prevent its politicization, and also to control abuses at the state level.
Even in hospitals with controls, abuse can occur.
"I think what the Archers has done extremely well is to show how slow and insidious Rob's brand of controlling abuse can be.
Such reflections are often highlighted in sport, the arts and popular entertainment, but they are particularly evident in boxing, a sport of extremes where, historically, whites and blacks have chosen controlled abuse to deal with each other.
The coercive and controlling abuse she suffered is, for the most part, distinguished by being undistinguished – the details so ordinary, so mundane that even she couldn't see what she was worried about, much less explain it.
"Regular long-term users," Cerda continued, "also had more antisocial behaviors at work, such as stealing money or lying to get a job, and experienced more relationship problems, such as intimate partner violence and controlling abuse".
The perpetrators of such crimes, Dr. Mohandie said, have been men "who have had longstanding fantasies of capturing, controlling, abusing and dominating women".
