Sentence examples for direct abuse of from inspiring English sources

Seek to abolish public order offences that lead the police to question religious people for speaking their minds, short of direct abuse of someone else.

One of the 27 suspended priests is Monsignor William J. Lynn, who was not accused of direct abuse but of covering up for clergy molesters while overseeing personnel matters for the archdiocese from 1992 to 2004.

Moving out of the realm of direct abuse, there are other serious components to circumstance.

The man is said to have admitted to being part of a group of fans who directed abuse at the players.

"Chicken is very efficient, but I saw a lot of the direct impact of abuse of animals.

In a closing address, Barbara Woltmann of the CDU warned that giving special treatment to Britons would send out the wrong signal by rewarding the "abuse of direct democracy", in reference to the EU referendum.

That lesson has been lost by both sides and the violence we see today is a direct result of the abuse of the power of words.

They also conclude that "Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's authorization of aggressive interrogation techniques for use at Guantanamo Bay was a direct cause of detainee abuse there.

"The Senate Armed Services Committee Inquiry into the Treatment of Detainees in U.S. Custody" states in its summary: "Conclusion 13: Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's authorization of aggressive interrogation techniques for use at Guantanamo Bay was a direct cause of detainee abuse there.

In addition to gathering information about diet, education, and income, the scientists interviewed mothers about their children's experience of violence in the form of direct physical abuse, bullying, and exposure to parental domestic abuse.

"On the contrary, these arrests will encourage more women to get behind the wheel in direct defiance of this ridiculous abuse of our most basic human rights".