Sentence examples for purposefully abuse from inspiring English sources
I'm not talking about employees who are unsuited for the work and find themselves in disciplinary encounters; I'm not talking about employees who purposefully abuse the privilege of their station, get caught, and are summarily dismissed.
Sometimes the effects are temporal and not as obvious since no one purposefully abuses the community.
Mr. Donohue said that while he generally supported the report's findings, he believed that the study seemed to have purposefully avoided linking abuse cases with the increase in the number of gay men who became priests during the 1960s and 1970s.
Women, who had reported substantial suffering as a result of a previous experience of abuse within the healthcare system, were purposefully selected from a Danish sample of a multinational cohort study on negative life events among pregnant women (the BIDENS Study).
As stories in the international press emerged that the Contras were committing systematic human rights abuses, terrorizing the civilian population and purposefully destroying the country's infrastructure, the US Congress reduced the funding available to train and arm the Contra army.
To discourage abuse, WhatsApp says it limits groups to 256 members and purposefully does not provide a search function for people or groups within its app.
While Yael Farber's Molora adapts Aeschylus's Oresteia to a post-apartheid TRC context in the 'New South Africa,' Colleen Wagner's The Monument is itself purposefully adaptable to diverse contexts of war, gendered violence, and human rights abuses.
Similarly, clinicians may not consider abuse when seeing most carers, if abuse is perceived as a rare action purposefully perpetrated by amoral abusers, in contrast to most carers who would never act abusively.
In Liberia, the national military has purposefully integrated male and female soldiers and trained them in 'gender politics' in an effort to overcome past abuses by the military (Blunt 2006).
We are purposefully unpolished.
