Sentence examples for referencing abuse from inspiring English sources

Disney requested that the tracks "The Neden Game," "Under the Moon," and "Boogie Woogie Wu" be removed because of lyrics referencing abuse of women, rape and murder, and the slaughter of children, respectively.

While I've seen some reviewers question the musical number where Chaplin goes into a boxing ring against three of his ex-wives (they see it as uncomfortably referencing abuse) I thought it was a clever reference to Chaplin's boxing scenes in some of his movies, notably in City Lights.

Meanwhile, the not-yet-release film's IMDB ratings are sitting at one star, with all six reviews referencing animal abuse.

"So sad...That all abusers don't get shot," wept yet another, referencing the domestic abuse charges on which X was awaiting trial at the time of his death.

Earlier this month, academic Marcia Langton accused Bolt of "racial abuse", referencing an article in which Bolt had questioned whether "fair-skinned" Aboriginal people such as Ms Langton had exploited their backgrounds for political gains.

If the reference to abuse of economic power is addressed to the Barclay family then this is rejected entirely.

The regulator also noted the reference to abuse was "by subtle suggestion rather than through any explicit language and the actress who played the little girl was much older than the 12-year-old character she was playing".

The Pollard report found that he had started to take an interest earlier in the year, when he came across references to abuse by a "JS" on a website, FanStory, which matched hints from other residents of Duncroft on the Friends Reunited site.

For the most part, the files have little or no reference to abuse allegations that surfaced in lawsuits a decade ago, suggesting the orders were either unaware of molestation claims or opted not to document them.

Press reports of these investigations by the U.S. Department of Justice and Wisconsin state agencies reference sexual abuse of youth, use of pepper spray, strangulation and suffocation of youth, intimidation of youth to discourage reporting, and tampering with state and county laws concerning youth institutions.

The second reported no sensitivity or specificity; instead there was correlation between their tool and the reference test (Abuse Risk Inventory, r = 0.69, p = 0.01) but this does not necessarily indicate a valid and specific measure of IPV [ 21].