Sentence examples for exposure of abuses from inspiring English sources

Following exposure of abuses at Willowbrook State School on Staten Island (a facility for the mentally disabled) and ensuing lawsuits, Dr. Michal-Smith was appointed to the Review Committee to oversee compliance with the Courts Consent Decree, work for which he was widely praised by public officials and advocates for the disabled alike.

It has thus also contributed to the sense of permanent emergency that has crept into politics and policing.The other big and troubling result concerns the armed forces, which have successively felt under-equipped for the invasion, under-appreciated, embarrassed by the exposure of abuses and overstretched by their ongoing dual deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Almost every exposure of abuse of vulnerable workers in recent months has involved an agency.

The government promised four years ago to move people from treatment and assessment units following BBC Panorama's exposure of abuse at the privately run Winterbourne View.

Failures to involve relatives were also an issue after the exposure of abuse at the private Winterbourne View treatment and assessment unit in Gloucestershire five years ago this week.

Reporting exposure of abuse from different perpetrators (both stranger and known) can imply strong association to PPD through different mechanisms.

When women are wholly dependent on men financially, there is a risk of exposure to abuses of power".

Mr Murdoch praised the Daily Telegraph's exposure of MPs' abuses of the parliamentary expenses system.

Every citizen had a right to lodge a complaint with the procurator, and denunciation and exposure of bureaucratic abuses were officially encouraged by the Communist Party.

The continued exposure of the abuses of human rights and democratic values in the Soviet Union and its satellites remained a constant theme even as they were in the forefront of literary and artistic culture and provided independent and open forums for the discussion of major questions of economic development and social policy.

In Egypt, Mubarak intentionally cut off the internet to limit the exposure of the abuses being committed against protesters and activists.