Sentence examples for faced neglect from inspiring English sources

Young parents have faced neglect accusations in family court after marijuana arrests, even if they are not ultimately charged with any crime.

The lawyers said they currently had more than a dozen cases on their dockets involving parents who had never faced neglect allegations and whose children were placed in foster care because of marijuana allegations.

The civil lawsuit against the owners and caretakers alleges the dogs were kept in cramped quarters and faced "neglect, mistreatment, physical injury and psychological abuse".

The lawsuit in county Superior Court alleged that the dogs were confined in cramped quarters and faced "neglect, mistreatment, physical injury and psychological abuse".

An important start Children and women in Liberia have long faced neglect and discrimination.

She left with her stepfather and soon faced neglect and abuse from her new stepmother.

Lauren Shapiro, director of the Brooklyn Family Defense Project, which defends most parents facing neglect charges in Family Court in Brooklyn, said more than 90 percent of the cases alleging drug use that her lawyers handle involve marijuana, as opposed to other drugs.

She appears regularly on television, reviewing the papers on Sky News, Lorraine, This Morning etc and on radio, including Woman's Hour, BBC London, LBC etc. Alison Holt – BBC News Homeless men forced into virtual slavery, elderly people facing neglect and abuse in their own homes and children who have been sexually exploited by gangs.

Indigenous girls and women continue to face neglect, abuse and exploitation, human trafficking, forced and bonded labor and other slave-like practices.

" The cervical cancer patients also face neglect by their relatives; sometimes when they are having offensive discharges and they have broken the news to the relatives, for them they just say – ' aah this one is just going to die, why should we care about!' They end up leaving that patient in the hospital.

You or your relatives will either spend a fortune on lightly regulated private care or face neglect as public spending falls to miserly levels.