Sentences with phrase «while verbal abuse»

While verbal abuse is a form of harassment, harassment takes many different forms as well.

While verbal abuse at work can come in the form of loud, offensive spoken words, this isn't always the case.

Not exact matches

It has been my privilege to minister with Christians in Street Pastors, caring, listening and helping, sometimes when faced if not with violent physical conduct, verbal abuse while not retaliating but making the streets a safer place to be on a Friday and Saturday night.

While I firmly believe that no parent (or person) should be subjected to back talk or verbal abuse, it is a normal part of childhood development.

It is about learning that verbal and physical violence, while sometimes understandable, are abuses of power and a failure to respect the dignity of another human being.

I enjoyed the story, but there were times when the dialogue could be too much — with lots of male testosterone thrown about by Sam and one of the main military characters, Lt. Col. Robert Burns — who are always butting heads and shouting verbal abuse at each other, while also helping each other.

But while one was lauded, the other was subjected to verbal abuse.

While physical abuse is often easy to detect, many elders can also be victims of emotional abuse ranging from verbal abuse to being ignored or isolated, resulting in pain and suffering that dramatically affects their well - being.

Yet a third of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people had personally experienced verbal racial abuse in the previous 6 months, while one in four had witnessed racially - oriented physical violence.

While disagreements following a divorce are common, there are differences between a heated argument and genuine verbal abuse.

While mediation isn't often a good option for couples who have a history of domestic abuse or verbal abuse, it isn't just for couples who are navigating an amicable divorce or couples who are still openly communicating with one another.

While there is no single definition, the central element of domestic violence (which includes - physical, verbal, emotional and financial abuse) is an ongoing pattern of behaviour aimed at controlling a partner through fear — for example, by using behaviour which is violent and threatening.

While marital discord is often mutual, sometimes one spouse bears the brunt of intentional and unreasonable mental and verbal abuse from the other spouse.