Sentence examples for this systemic abuse from inspiring English sources

To combat this systemic abuse, I recently formed the Model Alliance, a nonprofit organization that aims to give models in the American fashion business a voice.

I asked Janet Dench, Executive Director at the Canadian Council for Refugees, about the policies that perpetuate this systemic abuse of worker's rights and learned that a lot of it is based on simply being labelled as 'temporary' or 'seasonal.'seasonal

The other day, as he sat in a cafe near the Technical University of Berlin, where he studies history, Mr. Missfelder expanded on what he regards as the systemic abuse of Germany's welfare system.

Robinson said the global church's original response to revelations of the systemic abuse of children focused too much on priests rather than victims.

But it says that none of his senior aides advised him to "take any of the steps that might have ended the systemic abuse of children".

"Not a Place to Leave a Relative" [Nov. 17] was a disturbing commentary on the systemic abuse of our elderly and disabled.

However, on 10 January 2014 my firm and the European Centre for Constitutional and Human Rights lodged a formal complaint to the ICC about the systemic abuse of hundreds of Iraqis in the period 2003 to 2008 while being interrogated by UK interrogators.

Haln is now president of the nascent Korean Workers Union, which aims to protect Korean migrant workers from the systemic abuse he says has exploited, and continues to exploit, thousands, and to inform new workers of their rights.

But despite this cultivated concealment, the failures in Australia's care are known: beyond the deaths, the systemic abuse; the instances of rape and sexual predation; the violence by guards; the corporal punishment; the deprivations; the delays in moving acutely ill people to appropriate care; the dereliction of police investigations and prosecutions.

This is one systemic abuse of power you have yet to address, one that the popular Arizona attorney and community activist Daniel Ortega has called "another form of voter suppression".

The basis for this was entirely unjustified and derived from systemic abuse.