Sentence examples for damaging abuse from inspiring English sources

But there is growing evidence that in a minority of cases, sibling warfare becomes a form of repeated, inescapable and emotionally damaging abuse, as was the case for Mr. Smith.

Police officers are to be given more training to protect victims of domestic abuse from controlling and coercive behaviour after the College of Policing found that damaging abuse was going undetected due to a lack of police understanding.

They cite two of the most prominent and damaging abuse cases — those of the Rev. Marcial Maciel Degollado, founder of the powerful religious order The Legionaries of Christ, and Cardinal Hans Hermann Groër of Vienna — and contend that Cardinal Ratzinger advocated stronger measures.

Contained within an appeal to the UN Committee Against Torture – the same watchdog that has looked into Guantánamo Bay and the police killing in Ferguson, Missouri – were a litany of tales describing highly damaging abuse and injustice, completely out of step with alleged crimes.

Instead it could take up a position in the community intelligence vanguard where its workforce can root out damaging abuse before it can go viral, metastasize and wreak wider societal harms.

The release of those records — and thousands of pages of other damaging abuse documents in January — begged a question: Why did the church hold on to decades-old evidence of its priests' sins?

She is both a victim and an avenger, a woman damaged, abused, yet defiantly sexual — a woman prepared to hit back and to stay out in the danger zone, unwilling to change, ready for more.

Nancy is a lifelong victim: of damaging sexual abuse as a child, then of a chilly, withholding husband as an adult.

The number of antisemitic incidents in the UK has reached the highest level ever recorded, with reports of violence, property damage, abuse and threats against members of Britain's Jewish population more than doubling last year.

It's part of the damage abuse does and I've no doubt it does make it harder to elicit "reliable evidence" from a "reliable witness" in the usual way, whether they're pre-pubescents, as I was, or older teens.

Specifically, those situations include items damaged by "abuse, improper care or negligence" and products that "have been soiled," but also customers with "past habitual abuse" of the returns agreement.