Sentence examples for raft of abuses from inspiring English sources

We need to talk about this".Many of the big six companies have been heavily criticised and fined for a raft of abuses such as doorstep mis-selling but Jo Butlin, the managing director of energy consultancy Utilyx, agreed that they were often unfairly blamed for many rising costs for which they were not responsible.

FGM/C, inflicted on a staggering 98% of Somali girls often as young as Istahil, is one of a raft of abuses, exploitation and violence suffered by children in this country now entering its third decade with no nationally effective government.

This week it was Ray Rice, subjected to a raft of abuse for the crime of getting hurt.

Balfour Beatty and Interserve, two of the UK's largest construction companies, have been accused of a raft of labour abuses by migrant workers employed on large-scale projects operated by companies that the firms co-own in Qatar.

The South Australian government has removed the time limit to prosecute sex offenders, meaning that a raft of historical sex abuse cases are coming to court.

The parents of four of the girls in the Chateau Motel case filed a civil lawsuit in federal court accusing Francis and his company of a raft of offenses, including child abuse and sexual exploitation.

The Catholic Church has faced a raft of allegations of child sex abuse by priests around the world and criticism over inadequate responses by bishops.

The North's cancellation came after Pence delivered a strident denunciation of its human rights abuses and announced a raft of new economic sanctions.

Since the election, won by the six-party Georgian Dream led by Mr. Ivanishvili, a raft of former government officials have been arrested, accused of abuse of power.

Establishes a raft of new criminal offences including crimes involving familial sexual abuse, offences involving adult relatives and offences designed to give protection to persons with a mental disorder.

And finally, there will be a raft of powers designed to stop extremists entering the UK, abusing charitable status or the airwaves.