Sentence examples for longstanding abuse from inspiring English sources

Pierce's sorrow, together with the stress of presiding over a country about to tear itself apart, is thought to have exacerbated his longstanding abuse of alcohol.

It exemplifies Israel's longstanding abuse of power in the West Bank.

"Last month, I ended the longstanding abuse of issuing rules by simply publishing a letter or posting a web page," Sessions said in a statement.

To the best of our knowledge there are no previous studies with a similar cohort of persons with longstanding abuse.

If that works, it may end many longstanding abuses.

To help tenants with fixed incomes unable to afford rent increases, the legislators should look to one of the law's longstanding abuses.

"I created this task force as a part of my economic security agenda to reduce longstanding abuses of workers and to level the playing field for law-abiding businesses," Mr. Spitzer said in a statement on Monday.

Under Mr. Spitzer, the attorney general's office became a muscular, widely feared force on Wall Street, shining a spotlight on longstanding abuses, like the doctoring of research reports by stock analysts, who were supposedly offering objective information to the public, to help their investment banking colleagues win business.

"Subjecting them to nearly a lifetime of confinement is really one of the most egregious longstanding abuses".

The protests in Oromia started in November over the government's approach to development, but as the crackdown intensified, protester grievances focused on longstanding abuses and discrimination.

In the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, congressional leaders are considering S. 2300, the Small Business Contracting Revitalization Act, as a potential solution to longstanding abuses in federal small business contracting programs.