Sentence examples for shocking abuse from inspiring English sources

The evidence the police collected in the inquiry documented shocking abuse, Mr. Gamble said.

Yet a recent Panorama programme "uncovered shocking abuse", according to Neilson.

– and on shocking abuse of elderly and disabled care home residents – remember Winterbourne View?

Not likely, and high school counselors say it is a shocking abuse of relationships based on trust.

This reprehensible crime reflects an alarming trend in India, which basks in its success as a growing business and technological mecca but tolerates shocking abuse of women.

If this welcome public inquiry is to rebuild trust it must recognise that only prior judicial authorisation and continuing review will stop such shocking abuse.

These are not the only shocking abuses of President Bush's two terms in office, made in the name of fighting terrorism.

According to mobile operators in the UK there have been some "shocking abuses" of premium-content brands by mobile games developers.

One of the commission's members, Dov Zakheim, called the situation described in the article "a major scandal for the United States," and asked the State Department's Ambassador Patrick F. Kennedy what was being done about these sorts of "shocking" abuses.

Ramona Diaz made this "Independent Lens" documentary about a "shy young beauty" who became the first lady of the Philippines, famous for shocking abuses of power and personal indulgences (like the famed shoe collection).

Kat Craig, a director of the legal charity Reprieve, which is also representing the Pakistani, said: "Yunus Rahmatullah suffered some of the most shocking abuses of the 'war on terror'.