abusiveness

I sensed that beneath admonitions like these is a concept of government that is less like the one imagined by our Constitution but more akin to the traditional Filipino family headed by an intemperate patriarch who - despite his abusiveness, uncouth language and impulsive character - must be respected, given the benefit of the doubt and obeyed.

The four specific aims established were to analyze: (a) its internal structure, (b) its internal consistency, (c) its discriminating power, and (d) its relationship with perceived group abusiveness and psychological distress.

Women are more confident now, but the confidence has still not removed the abusiveness some of them are subjected to.

Instead of making things better for the Filipinos, Virata's technocrats helped prop up martial rule, aiding and abetting the brutality and abusiveness of the regime.

(74) Citing the statutory definition of abusiveness under Dodd-Frank, the CFPB alleged that Zero Parallel engaged in abusive acts and practices.

on demand way to practice parenting Michelle says: "Children who aren't physically punished are far less predisposed to addiction, antisocial behaviour or abusiveness in later life."

on demand way to practise parenting Michelle says: "Children who aren't physically punished are far less predisposed to addiction, antisocial behaviour or abusiveness in later life."

on demand way to practice parenting Michelle says: "Children who aren't physically punished are far less predisposed to addiction, antisocial behaviour or abusiveness in FAMOUS AP FANS CELEBRITY mums who use AP as a parenting method include reality star Kourtney Kardashian, actress Alicia Silverstone and F1 heiress and socialite Tamara Ecclestone, pictured right.

(19) Even though, in Brazil, the Consumer Defense Code (20) affirms that abusive advertising is characterized when it uses the child's "lack of judgment and experience" and that the Conselho Nacional dos Direitos da Crianca e do Adolescente (National Council for the Rights of Children and Adolescents), through Resolution 163 of March 13, 2014, (21) provides "on the abusiveness of advertising and marketing communication to children and adolescents," the country is far behind other nations, given the lack of regulation for food advertising; the current exception is the prohibition of any kind of advertisement of breast-milk substitutes.

Intriguingly, as Cammie's feelings swell toward a breaking point, Spinelli doesn't shy away from having her rage periodically manifest itself in abusiveness toward those around her, including Eloda, the inmate trustee who's been working as the warden's housekeeper.

Detecting the abusiveness relies on historical knowledge and cultural context that a machine-learning algorithm could detect only if it had been trained on very similar examples.