We hold it in high regard; we don't take it lightly or allow it to be abused.
Always, it floated back to you -- silkily, beautifully...Even if you abused it, whacked it really hard -- gracefully, lightly, it floated back to you.
Worse, cooks in NYC's 90s were untouchables, lower than dirt, easily abused and replaced stooges for the criminal underbelly of the city, lightly wrapped in a teamster/union fake cover of legitimacy.
Old men and defenseless women have been abused and insulted … These things have been done under the pretext of subsisting on the enemy, and have been too lightly regarded by many of the officers".
Though forced confessions are technically illegal, the country's Public Security Ministry -- whose local bureaus are charged with investigating crimes -- rewards officers who extract confessions, while usually only lightly punishing those whose abuse goes too far.
Indeed both Dr Kumaraswami and another guest speaker - Professor Elizabeth Dore, professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Southampton – called for journalists to tread lightly when highlighting human rights abuses on the island, for fear of strengthening the Castro regime's argument that the sovereignty of the island is under siege.
It cannot be said often enough: no public official should tread lightly in the face of child abuse even if those perpetrating the abuse don the cloak of religion.
BBC director general Tony Hall said the decision had not been taken lightly but the physical violence and prolonged verbal abuse meant Clarkson had crossed a line.
They are increasingly the targets of violence, abuse and exploitation, victims of poorly-trained, lightly armed groups that prey on civilians.
Last night in Milwaukee, Fox chose the latter approach, treading lightly on the labor stalemate and never mentioning possible steroid abuse by players or Ted Williams's corpse in the deep freeze in Arizona.
