Sentence examples for repeated abusive from inspiring English sources
The evidence about the attacking group's support network was murky, incomplete, and polluted by repeated abusive interrogations of suspects in Indian police custody.
FOOTBALL National Football League NFL -- Fined Tampa Bay Buccaneers DT Warren Sapp $50,000 for repeated abusive onfield conduct toward game officials.
Women who are abusive are likely to repeat abusive behavior if it isn't made crystal clear that violence will not be tolerated.
"Our groundbreaking Claire's Law will help protect women from abusive relationships, while domestic violence protection orders are cracking down on the destructive cycle of repeated abuse".
The Scottish government responded to the figures by saying that it remained committed to trying to educate children so that they would not repeat any abusive behaviour that they may witness at home.
However, the report did not address the possibility that some mistreatment was systematic, with those responsible acting under orders and in accordance with a prewar training regime that called for repeated use of abusive techniques.
Harryman, who has two Masters degrees in counseling psychology, states that he has worked extensively with survivors of sexual abuse, and pointing to Gafni's repeated defense that his abusive encounters were "consensual," Harryman argues that, "It is also important to understand that Gafni works hard to make these issues be about pseudo-consensual sex because the reality is much darker.
But the complaint was upheld, with the deletion of the words "repeated" and "insulting and abusive".
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ARTICLE 3: In the past, secrecy has created an atmosphere that has inhibited the healing process, and in some cases, enabled sexually abusive behavior to be repeated.
Lennon has been cited for "repeated use of offensive, insulting and abusive language" in Paisley.
