Sentence examples for different types of abuse from inspiring English sources

The aim of our study was to ascertain the extent of suspicion of elder abuse and the different types of abuse.

In partnership with animal charities, the PDSA and Dogs Trust, they formed The Links Group, which publicises the correlation between different types of abuse, and encourages multi-agency reporting of signs of violence.

Writing the book was a cathartic exercise for both author and subject, and Stephenson told the BBC, "there have been so many groups of people who have responded to this book, people who survived different types of abuse, people with learning difficulties and people with families divided by religious bigotry".

Budgets are shrinking at a time when there is increasing awareness of different types of abuse, all of which need to be responded to: female genital mutilation, child sexual exploitation, online abuse, domestic abuse, neglect, all of which require considerable resources, on top of the maltreatment social workers have dealt with for years and continue to deal with every day.

There are different types of abuse, some initiated by others and those of self-neglect.

Over the next few posts we want to consider the different types of abuse and how to protect your child from the trauma of abuse.

The UN special rapporteur suggests a shift towards different types of abuses in a changing economy, including land confiscations, development-induced displacement and other violations of economic, social and cultural rights.

Different types of maltreatment including physical, sexual, and emotional abuse or neglect in the early period of life (i.e., early live stress, ELS) are associated with mood disorders (Afifi et al. 2009; Green et al. 2010; Hovens et al. 2010; Leverich et al. 2002; McLaughlin et al. 2010).

Figure  4 shows the number of women reporting different types of adult abuse and combinations of adult abuse.

Emotional abuse is not just one thing; there are many different types of emotional abuse, varying on the abuser and the situation.

Gender differences in substance use correlates of the different types of childhood abuse are also observed.