Sentence examples for substantial abuse from inspiring English sources

And, over the centuries, they had taken substantial abuse.

"We have an obligation to develop international standards to protect against the routine and substantial abuse of this technology, abuses that are ongoing today," he added.

Second, this definition has been shown to differentiate ADHD medications, which are known to be subject to substantial abuse from asthma medications, which are not subject to abuse.

CMC also included a substantial substance abuse program.

Prince Zeid, tasked with investigating and delivering a report that looked inward, documented substantial sexual abuses by those serving under the UN flag, particularly violations inflicted upon children.

Yahoo said it feared "substantial potential for abuse".

"We are unaware of and do not participate in such an effort, and if it exists, it offers substantial potential for abuse.

The grand jury also said it had found "substantial" evidence of abuse by 37 other priests who remained in active ministry at the time of the investigation, and the archbishop of Philadelphia subsequently suspended 21 of them from ministry.

Judge Rakoff said the agency settlement policy — "hallowed by history, but not by reason"— creates substantial potential for abuse because "it asks the court to employ its power and assert its authority when it does not know the facts".

At least 37 priests who are subject to "substantial evidence of abuse" are still in roles that bring them into contact with children, the new report said, and 10 of those have been in place since before 2005, when the last grand jury made its allegations.

His predecessor, Cardinal Justin Rigali, suspended the 26 priests after a withering grand jury report in February 2011 accused the archdiocese of allowing as many as 37 priests to keep working, and remain in possible contact with children, despite "substantial evidence of abuse".