Sentence examples for direct abuses from inspiring English sources

None of the original charges against Mr. Milken involved direct abuses of junk bonds.

But within months, evidence had emerged that the government was not just tolerating but possibly helping to direct abuses.

The search of Twitter, Facebook, supporters' forums and blogs, using key abusive terms with players' and club names, refined to identify direct abuse, found 134,400 discriminatory posts this season, from August 2014 to last month.

Olly Lambert will direct Abused: The Untold Story after his success on Syria: Across the Lines.

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.

With Henry or Olave, a loss will direct abuse at Petke from the fanbase for letting a great chance at silverware go; a draw or a win will make him look like the smartest guy in the room.

In a blogpost, English lecturer Priyamvada Gopal referred to Beard's tweet as "outrageous" and emblematic of the culture at Cambridge, "where there is little direct abuse but plenty of genteel and patrician casual racism passing as frank and well-meaning observations".

Many of those children were genuinely taken in by farm families and were adopted and treated as their own children; for others, the situation may have been closer to being a servant or field hand who received lodging and food, and in a few cases there was direct abuse.

As a result, discussions have focused on neglect​ and substandard care rather than direct abuse.

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

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.