Sentence examples for group abused from inspiring English sources

The Manhattan district attorney's office is investigating whether the former longtime president of New York's leading abortion-rights group abused her expense account, two people briefed on the inquiry said Wednesday.

She took action by setting up a feminist society at school, and when some boys in her peer group abused members, she wrote a Guardian article that went viral.

He knew what it meant to see his friends and his ethnic group abused by the Roman Empire.

Democracy 21 President Fred Wertheimer further encouraged the agency to "seize this opportunity to end the scandalous practice of groups abusing the tax laws to hide from the American people campaign finance information to which they are entitled".

Rather than adjusting their platforms to fit issues that matter to Black America, each party is only able to point out the fact that they believe the other group abuses Black people more than they do.

None of the 4 subscales of the MAS showed differences when group (abuse or control) or gender was compared among the 28 subjects.

This was followed by exploratory rmANCOVAs (HAMD17 as covariate; hemisphere as the within-subject factor; group (abuse, non-abuse) as the between-subject factor) assessing thickness in each cortical region; significance was set at P <.01.

MDD patients were divided into two groups based on early exposure to physical or sexual abuse: group 1 (abuse group): sexual and/or physical abuse (N = 12); group 2 (nonabuse group): no sexual and/or physical abuse (but presence of emotional neglect/abuse and/or physical neglect) (N = 19).

One group was abusing prescription opioids (N = 9) and one group had used prescription opioids medically but did not abuse them (N = 9).

Protestant Christians come under greatest suspicion, and the national government allows "ongoing abuses against religious minority groups, abuses that are most prominent in remote, rural areas".

MANCOVAs (HAMD17 scores and age as covariates) were carried out with the two MDD onset (adult, pediatric) and two trauma groups (abuse, nonabuse) as independent variables on cortical thickness measures across regions.