Sentence examples for day abuse from inspiring English sources

Emma Jones, a human rights lawyer at Leight Day, said her firm was investigating claims of abuse at 10 other hospitals: Every day abuse against patients takes place, and it is usually the most vulnerable who suffer, and without widespread reform it will continue.

But what's creepier is its latter day abuse of the victims of demonology, the women and men of Salem.

As a white man, I'm lucky enough to be in a position where it has never crossed my mind that a woman may one day abuse, assault or kill me because of my gender.

When historical and current day abuse accusations broke out en masse across Western Europe at the beginning of the year, key Vatican officials repeatedly accused the media, secularists and pro-gay/pro-choice lobbies of launching a hate campaign against Rome.

The shoving and name-calling and physical violence and objectification is sadly an accurate portrayal of the day-to-day abuse suffered by trans men and women everywhere.

Richard P. Mills, the state education commissioner, said in a statement on Thursday, "Abuse of the kind alleged cannot be tolerated".

It is not illegal in the United States to: have another god before Yahweh; manufacture graven images (for instance, pieces of granite with Scriptural texts carved on them); say "God damn it" when you spill the ketchup; go to "Terminator 3" on Sunday; abuse (verbally) your parents; engage in extramarital sex; or (except under oath) tell untrue stories about your neighbor.

Asked about the dates when the TUEs were issued – shortly before each of the 2011 and 2012 Tours de France and 2013 Giro d'Italia – he stated "there isn't a systematic pattern of TUE abuse" and that a greater number of TUEs and "more of a coherent pattern" would arouse suspicion.

At a news conference Tuesday, abuse victim Angel Santiago, 48, of Wood Dale, Ill., said he carried the burden of his mistreatment.

Consumer protests over Black Friday abuses and anger over Ferguson have largely eased, only to be replaced by a fresh wave of boycotts and battles.

It also favours an Ofcom-style regulator for supermarkets to address day-to-day abuses of power towards consumers and suppliers, and for government to indemnify councils against legal costs of supermarket planning disputes.