Sentence examples for found widespread abuse from inspiring English sources

A damning 2011 study by the FCA's predecessor found widespread abuse of anti-money laundering rules by banks.

The fresh allegations came to light after the publication of inquiries at 28 NHS trusts, which found widespread abuse by Savile against victims aged from five to 75.

(A 2008 New York State investigation of the industry found widespread abuse at 84 carwashes, including $6.5 million in underpayment to 1,380 workers).

C. J. Chivers (NYT) MANHATTAN: USED MATTRESSES Undercover work by the Department of Consumer Affairs has found widespread abuse of state rules governing the sale of mattresses, with several stores illegally selling used merchandise.

A wide-ranging investigation carried out at 28 NHS trusts found widespread abuse by the serial sexual predator at Broadmoor and Leeds general infirmary, both places where Savile had long associations.

An investigation by The Times has found widespread abuse of advertising rules, with tickets being marketed at up to a third less than the actual amount customers must pay when they get to the checkout.

In recent weeks, officials there said they had found widespread abuses among fund companies.

Then a probe of the archdiocese of Dublin, over the three decades up to 2004, not only found widespread child abuse by priests but police collusion in hiding it.

In a study carried out last year in three places with a strong international presence southern Sudan, Haiti and Côte d'Ivoire the charity said it had found widespread sexual abuse of children, some as young as six, by aid workers and, above all, by UN peacekeepers.

Previous investigations found widespread sexual abuse by priests in the state's two other dioceses: Philadelphia and Altoona-Johnstown.

When the Justice Department slapped a consent decree on Pittsburgh, for instance, in 1997 after an extensive investigation found widespread police abuse and misconduct there, it walked a careful line.