Sentence examples for regarding abuses from inspiring English sources

In testimony before Congress in March 2007 regarding abuses of national security letters, Valerie E. Caproni, the bureau's general counsel, said that in one small sample, 10 out of 20 violations were a result of "third-party error," in which a private company "provided the F.B.I. information we did not seek".

In earlier films (such as "Silence and Cry" and "The Red and the White," both from 1967), he depicted historical incidents in the form of molecular docudramas, in which ambiguous scenes from obscure chronicles accrete to yield up in plain sight but beyond the ken of the authorities fierce or rueful charges regarding abuses of power or delusional plans.

Recent revelations regarding abuses of consumer data by big tech and other companies have also highlighted the need for industry to enhance consumer trust in the collection and use of data.

One allegation is regarding abuse of a 12-year-old boy in 1961.

Mr. Dillon noted that early last year, it was a Nassau grand jury that first subpoenaed documents regarding abuse cases from the diocese.

Regarding abuse of domestic workers, she said, "We need to widen the notion that maids, that poorer people who are working with you, also have rights.

"Any time there is an allegation regarding abuse of the privacy and civil liberties of Americans it is a very serious matter," he said.

"Until now there has been a negative attitude displayed by the police, mental health services, health professionals and even clergy regarding abuse and rape victim.

Under previous governments complaints from people in state care regarding abuse were handled by the Ministry of Social Development, an arrangement the Human Rights Commission criticised for lacking independence and being " humiliating and drawn-out" for survivors.

In the wake of that case, the bishops established a committee that recommended all dioceses respond promptly to any allegations, comply with civil laws regarding abuse and deal openly with the public when such incidents arose.

Regarding abuse by stars and others at the BBC, Smith concluded that the criminal behaviour was largely the fault of the perpetrators, the broadcaster could have stopped it but failed to do so.