Sentence examples for references to abusive from inspiring English sources

America does not give away its children, does it?" But he also often peppers his remarks with references to abusive American parents who he says have mostly escaped proper punishment, calling them "bastards" and "pedophiles".

A two-month inquiry by Shami Chakrabarti, ordered by Corbyn, urges Labour members to avoid abusive language and references to Hitler and Holocaust metaphors.

There have been secret filings dealing with claims of abusive treatment of detainees and references to American interrogators who work for agencies that are not identified by name.

What tipped the balance evidently was the number of tweets - 700 in four weeks; the often abusive nature of the content; the offensive references to senior Northcliffe Media staff; and the disturbing inside knowledge.

The code says that the press must avoid making pejorative references to a person's sexual orientation, but the commission said that Moir did not use any abusive or discriminatory language.

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Fans might be surprised at her references to "the hell that we built" and the "violent times," but Mariah thinks this song is for "anyone who's been in an abusive relationship".

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An independent FA regulatory commission, led by solicitor and former Blackburn Rovers player Stuart Ripley, concluded Cummings was guilty of a breach of FA rules relating to "abusive and/or insulting language", aggravated because of a specific reference to gender.

"Critical and abusive reference to any particular person or group based on actual or perceived physical characteristics cannot be tolerated," said the report's conclusions.