"We are committed to pursuing all legal actions against the scandalous abuse evident in your so-called 'press conference,' " the letter said.
Dr Angie Heal, the author of the reports, stated at the time it was "very evident" that "significant abuse" was taking place in Sheffield and Rotherham, in 2003, and in 2006 found that that the perpetrators of sexual abuse had been able to "carry on with impunity".
From a social work perspective the inter-links between social justice and social sustainability are evident: Conflict, violence, abuse, human degradation and impoverishment are all indicators of the lack of social sustainability … Socially sustainable relationships are free of oppression from exploitation, violence, imperialism, disempowerment and marginalisation (Young 1990).
Central to the problems of both countries are the human rights abuses evident in all contemporary capitalist societies.
He does not make a distinction between "forced" and "chosen" prostitution - as many campaigners in the field do - but outlines the human rights abuses evident in the sex industry per se.
The marks of abuse were evident on their bruised faces.
On Election Day, the weaknesses of the system and the potential for abuse were evident.
The shift was largely welcomed, but as the number of O.A. journals grew, the potential for abuse became evident.
Abuse is evident where someone has used the process based on ulterior motivations sounding in economic or social advantages.
Winter's mother, Chrystal Workman, has denied the allegations, but sources told TMZ that the abuse was evident to "Modern Family" producers, who wanted Workman banned from the set.
