Sentence examples for made abuse from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there was anything in the theology which made abuse OK.

In 2010, 683 people made abuse accusations for the first time, with 653 of them reporting alleged abuse from years ago.

Those norms made abuse of a mentally ill person, and the acquisition, possession or distribution of child pornography to be crimes under the church's canon law.

He described that damage as difficulty in recruiting priests and maintaining an esprit de corps, and he said he believed that psychological screening of candidates for the priesthood made abuse less likely nowadays.

The anonymity of online discussion, Wheaton says, makes abuse inevitable.

The measure weakened judicial supervision of how these powers are exercised, making abuse far more likely.

Mr. Olson replied that the law included provisions that make abuse of the data illegal.

In some states, a person making abuse accusations has to sue before turning 20.

It recommends that the law should be amended to make abuse of intrusive capabilities a criminal offence.

And while PhotoDNA may not have been the one to point to this specific arrest, its development and other hashing technologies are designed to make abuse image detection a more automated activity.

Naloxone has no psychotropic effects, making abuse unlikely.