Sentence examples for show abuse from inspiring English sources

14 NEW YORK/REGION D1-8 New JeReportsportShowow Abuse of Foster Children New Jersey officials made public the state's own confidential files on the deaths and abuse of more than a dozen children in its care, offering for the first time its own, fully detailed look at how child welfare officials, and often others, failed some of New Jersey's most vulnerable children.

He was fired by The Mirror in 2004, after it published faked photographs that purported to show abuse of Iraqi prisoners by British soldiers, and he set his sights on a full-time television future.

1965: Records show abuse started at the BBC, at Leeds general infirmary, where Savile was a long-term volunteer porter, and at Stoke Mandeville hospital, where he also volunteered.

A1 Ruling on Abu Ghraib Images A federal judge in Manhattan ruled that the Defense Department must release dozens of previously withheld photographs and videotapes that show abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.

Both "Jigsaw" and "Three Billboards" depict quests for justice veering toward injustice, present obsession veering toward madness, show frustration with process veering toward monstrosity, show abuse of police power as a primal evil that sickens the system and the people who depend on it.

However, the trial judge surely erred when she found the student guilty of "disorderly conduct" on the claim that he had "no legitimate purpose" for making the recording, if he was indeed motivated to show abuse.

Papers from the time show abuses inflicted upon prisoners were carefully documented by British officers, and that senior colonial officials kept the FCO informed.

Officers found a total of 255 videos, the majority of which showed abuse of the most extreme level.

Solberg added: "I appreciate the work Facebook and other media do to stop content and pictures showing abuse and violence..

He pulled off an upset victory prompted partly by the disclosure of videos showing abuse of prison inmates.

But then he moved to block the release of photos showing abuse of detainees — a 180-degree turn from his administration's previous position.