Sentence examples for extensive abuses from inspiring English sources
Citing extensive abuses of troubled borrowers across Massachusetts, the state's attorney general sued the nation's five largest mortgage lenders on Thursday, seeking relief for consumers hurt by what she called unfair and deceptive business practices.
Page B1 MAJOR BANKS FACE LAWSUIT Citing extensive abuses of troubled borrowers across Massachusetts, the state's attorney general sued the nation's five largest mortgage lenders, seeking relief for consumers hurt by what she called deceptive business practices.
But it is vital, points out Philippe Sands of University College London, in states where, in the absence of an independent and effective local judiciary, "the court serves as a first and a last resort for individuals who are subject to real and extensive abuses".
Human rights groups have also documented extensive abuses by the Nigerian military against civilians, including young children.
Bishops have been eager to turn the page on this era and have put in place extensive abuse prevention policies, which include reporting suspected abusers to law enforcement authorities.
Human Rights Watch has documented extensive abuse, including rape, in Iraqi government jails.
Nevertheless, Rumsfeld, in his appearances before the Senate and the House Armed Services Committees on May 7th, claimed to have had no idea of the extensive abuse.
Research shows (pdf) that women who face the most extensive abuse and violence are 20 times more likely to become homeless than women who do not.
That report, which documented extensive abuse and even death in CIA custody, did not indicate that the agency prepared any makeshift electric chairs, nor that interrogators beat detainees with metal rods.
The nation's most prominent organization representing Orthodox Judaism released a report today that documents extensive abuse by a New Jersey rabbi who had been a leading figure in education and youth programs for three decades.
The summary, which was part of the official record of an entirely different case at Bagram, detailed extensive abuse that Jawad said had been inflicted on him at Bagram.
