Sentence examples for multiple abuses of from inspiring English sources

You ask us to trust government and its agencies, but is that really so wise after the rendition of suspects for torture in Libya by MI6 and the multiple abuses of surveillance and investigatory powers by the police?

The Commonwealth dismissed the judgment by the HRC, which found multiple abuses of the human rights of the men, claiming the HRC had acted outside its jurisdiction by launching the inquiry in the first place.

We are all familiar with the multiple abuses of religious authority, Catholic or Protestant, throughout Western history when a particular religious orthodoxy has been preferred by the political authority of the time.

Visiting last month with survivors in Jordan, I heard repeated accounts of multiple abuses.

The response is unlikely to satisfy some critics who have already said the iPhone button is inadequate as it links to a complex form and does not allow reports of multiple abuse tweets.

Future work is needed to examine other potential factors, such as parental risk factors of mental health and substance abuse [ 12, 80, 81] and predictors of multiple abuse victimisation.

Under the new guidelines, prosecutors in England and Wales will be told to seek tough penalties in cases with aggravating features such as multiple offences, abuse of position or substantial loss to public funds.

Europe's human rights court began hearing the first case arising from the US's post-9/11 rendition programme on Wednesday, when the government of Macedonia went on trial accused of multiple human rights abuses of a German citizen.

Domestic violence is a gendered crime where a perpetrator coerces and controls their partner: 89% of those experiencing repeat instances of domestic violence are women, and women are significantly more likely to experience sexual abuse and multiple kinds of abuse.

For its part, Facebook agrees to investigate and validate the reports; determine the amount of the bounty; takes responsibility for publishing reports and updates on the bounty; and indicates that one bounty is paid per abuse (if multiple reports of abuse are submitted, it's first come, first served for payouts).

9 This translates into rates (per 10 000 children younger than 18 years (excluding unborn children) in England) of 26 for any type of abuse, 12 for neglect, three for physical abuse, two for sexual abuse, seven for emotional abuse, and two for multiple types of abuse.