Sentence examples for is systematically abusing from inspiring English sources

"The government of Venezuela is systematically abusing human rights", says Esperanza Hermida, director at Provea, a non-governmental organisation that could hardly be considered an ally of Venezuela's opposition (in 2002, during the coup against Hugo Chávez, the president's supporters asked Provea to approach the Inter-American Commiseekn on Human Rights (IACHR) to seek protection for him).

"Her job is to defend human rights and this is a government that is systematically abusing human rights, so good on her and I'd ask Peter Dutton to get back in his box and look at what she's pointing at, look at what it is that she and so many other people are concerned about".

The right to decent wages in the fashion industry is systematically abused both here and abroad.

"Chicago has been systematically abusing this practice, for reasons that are not justified by our Constitution".

After "The FBI" went off the air in 1974, congressional hearings and Freedom of Information lawsuits revealed that, during the nine years of sanitized hero worship on ABC, the bureau was systematically abusing the 1st Amendment rights of countless civil rights and peace advocates, from grass-roots activists to John Lennon and Martin Luther King Jr. "The FBI" offered no episodes about that FBI.

"It has been shown once again today that human rights are systematically abused in Putin's Russia," Ms Roth said.

One victim was systematically abused in the chapel by Savile, who was often accompanied by another, unnamed man.

But because of our society's obsession with rooting out addiction, we look the other way as people in pain are systematically abused by health care professionals.

He added: "During these welfare visits, neither Mr Ahmed, Mr Iqbal nor Mr Rasul has ever alleged to us that they were systematically abused.

Although all higher education is meant to be not-for-profit, this has been systematically abused in the past and several directors have been imprisoned for illegal profiteering.

Rebecca and her attractive non-identical twin sister, Hepzibah, have both been systematically abused by their parents Hepzibah seems better equipped to fight back and escape while Rebecca resorts to playing invisible.