Sentence examples for immediate abuse from inspiring English sources

I shared a post on Facebook yesterday about the necessity of Christians opening their hearts to refugees and a friend of mine pointed out that there are already Christians (and of course, non-Christians) everywhere actively praying and working tirelessly to help fight against Trump's immediate abuse of power.

"The presumption is immediate: Substance abuse equals child abuse equals removal.

Even when services are offered, they usually take aim at immediate risks — substance abuse, for example, or domestic violence — not abiding problems like poverty or poor social support.

The group also says the new rules are overly-focused on child protection and will ignore a much larger number of children who have significant needs but are not at immediate risk of abuse.

The reaction to sexual crimes already committed is the domain of tertiary prevention which aims at mitigating the immediate consequences of abuse and at minimizing secondary consequences.

Always immediately report physical abuse to the authorities and seek immediate medical attention.

Since 2000 Scouts Australia protocols have included immediate reporting of criminal abuse to police or other authorities.

"We fundamentally oppose the use of targets for welfare sanctions and we call on the Department for Work and Pensions to put an immediate stop to this abuse of the system".

Hong Kong began charging emergency room fees at public hospitals on 29 November 2002, ending a century-old tradition of free emergency treatment, with the immediate aim of reducing abuse of the emergency care system and as a step in the reform of health-care financing.

In the immediate aftermath of the abuse and for years afterward as Hastert's popularity and power grew, silence seemed the best and only choice for his victims.

Fighting an instinct to be embarrassed, she posted her account of events to Facebook and Instagram alongside an image of her bruised face, and was unsuprisingly greeted with an immediate onslaught of more abuse.