Sentence examples for perceived abuse from inspiring English sources

"There was no history of real or perceived abuse," he said.

The men couldn't fight back against being prisoners — but they could take on perceived abuse by a writer's imagination.

Reeves made her proposal on Mail Online, the website of one of the newspapers that has campaigned hardest against migrants' perceived abuse of the welfare system.

Some might attack it for its perceived abuse of power and for breaking albums into downloadable tracks, but generally it has a good reputation among artists.

They grumble that, since the territory reverted to Chinese sovereignty in 1997, inequality has widened and housing has become even less affordable.Of late there has also been fury at the perceived abuse of a loophole in Hong Kong's constitution, which gives all babies born in the territory the right to permanent residence there.

A recent Treasury proposal would, however, repeal this rule for ESOPs, because of perceived abuse.

The ABI wants to nail several recent perceived abuses.

United States Representative Charles B. Rangel drew cheers when he described perceived abuses in law enforcement.

He and several other Democrats also used their speeches to assail perceived abuses by private insurers.

He is not alone in taking aim at perceived abuses of short-selling.

Barr impeached Bill Clinton before impeachment was cool, attacking him not just on sex scandals, but on perceived abuses of power.