Sentence examples for local abuse from inspiring English sources
However, where generic risk factors fail to reflect local abuse trends, broad-based programs may ultimately fail children.
The government is worried about local abuse of the country's $586 billion stimulus funds, and seeks to tighten oversight of how the money is spent.
But the ministry has acknowledged local abuses of the "green passage" policy and issued at least two directives since December aimed at stemming further problems.
But Sharon Hom, the executive director of Human Rights in China, said they are encouraged by family planning targets and perpetuated by the lack of effective checks against local abuses.
Cameron talks about "a spotlight" shone on local abuses, rather like the disinfecting sunlight he used to promise in soon-to-be deleted speeches, only inevitably somewhat feebler.
Local abuses of power remain a towering problem for China's central government — and Li is likely to be treated leniently — but 2010 will be remembered as a turning point in the rising tension over fairness and power in China.
A week earlier Mr Wen had raised many eyebrows by visiting an office in Beijing to which citizens from around the country flock to seek redress in cases of local abuses of power.
Even in the security-conscious build-up to the games large riots were reported in several Chinese towns over local abuses of power.Abroad, China's hospitality (towards those who managed to get visas, at least), lavish spectacles and magnificent new stadiums drew widespread praise.
Tales of local abuses are so commonplace that many people tune them out.Rock the voteThe Li family's most personal stand-off with officials was over village elections nominally democratic in China but almost always rigged to keep favoured officials in power.
Disheartened, Tiger puts his modest belongings in storage and decides he will live on the road, riding his bike around China to document local abuses.
Local substance abuse and mental health agencies participated in two local learning collaboratives designed to improve client retention in substance abuse treatment and client access to mental health services.
