Sentence examples for grievous abuses from inspiring English sources

She denounced the "grievous abuses" in the country as "worse than Kosovo".

Mr. Hohri's efforts represented an important prong in what many saw as a belated effort to right one of American history's most grievous abuses of civil liberties, the internment of Japanese-Americans after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.

Human beings subject animals penned in factory farms to far more grievous abuse than anything apparently done to the horses in "Zoo," and on a daily basis human beings also subject themselves to greater risk.

Ms Johnson told the jury that Pc Edwards committed a "grievous abuse" of his power in looking up details of the incident even though no charges were made against the BA employee.

Several groups have been accused of grievous rights abuses, but the most serious charges rest on the remnants of the Hutu interahamwe militias and former Hutu-led army of Rwanda, which were involved in the 1994 genocidal campaigns against Tutsi and their supporters.

There is no doubt that grievous human rights abuses are being committed by the Chinese government.

Vladimir V. Putin did well in Chechnya, a place that he virtually declared war on after becoming president in 1999, and whose people have suffered grievous human rights abuses at the hands of Russian security forces.

A White House fact sheet also cited Iran's material support for terrorism, role in the Syrian regime's atrocities, hostility toward Israel, threats to freedom of navigation in the Persian Gulf, "grievous" human-rights abuses, detention of American citizens "on specious charges," and cyberattacks on Israeli and U.S. allies in the Middle East.

"I am seeking a way to provide appropriate compensation to those detainees who suffered grievous and brutal abuse and cruelty at the hands of a few members of the U.S. military," Mr. Rumsfeld said on May 7. "It is the right thing to do".

People with severe mental disorders die decades earlier than others in their community and face grievous forms of discrimination and abuse.

Law's death is a reminder not only of the hierarchy's grievous failure during the sex-abuse crisis but of the way in which the Church has yet to reckon with what the crisis laid bare.