Sentence examples for persistent abuse from inspiring English sources

Those who have suffered the worst persistent abuse say they feel very alone.

Persistent abuse of drugs and alcohol, however, resulted in a cycle of arrests followed by periods of court-ordered rehabilitation.

The most persistent abuse discovered so far, the investigators say, has been in market timing, as it was in many mutual fund cases.

The defense by David B. Rivkin and Lee A. Casey of President Bush's stance on telephone surveillance leaves out a key consideration: the administration's lack of credibility and its persistent abuse of the public's trust.

"Although they may not be in the public eye or have celebrity status, it's shocking that one in three young people are cyberbullied, and one in 13 face persistent abuse online.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) found officers of the Leicestershire force at fault in failing to protect Fiona Pilkington and her disabled children against persistent abuse by local louts.

President Vicente Fox presented a human rights plan, acknowledging that the country has a long way to go to end persistent abuses, including torture, false arrests and violence against women.

Alistair Burt is to pressure the Maldives government to tackle serious and persistent abuses by its police service, including attacks on opposition MPs, torture and mass detentions of democracy activists, on an official visit next month.

In an article Dean wrote called "Defeating Dysfunction" to promote his book, he says "Democrats criticize Republican policies, but they ignore the persistent abuses of process that have become normal Republican political behavior.

The new law defines new crimes, like persistent sexual abuse, and provides greater protection for sexually abused spouses.

Her first story, "The Music," tells of a family reeling in denial amid persistent physical abuse.