Sentences with phrase «abusive behaviour»

Family violence describes any type of abusive behaviour used by one person to gain power and control over another.

It is important to remember that using violence is a choice - there is never any excuse for abusive behaviours.

Historically, research has shown that abusive behaviour at work is stable over time — that is, some managers are just like that.

There are no acceptable reasons for violent, controlling or abusive behaviour during the breakdown of a family relationship.

To me, the potential lack of abusive behaviour from your class would seem to be the major compensation.

Our customers and crew deserve to have a safe and enjoyable flight and we do not tolerate abusive behaviour.

The ultimate consequence of this is that many children don't know how to recognise abusive behaviour or how to seek help.

This course examines the beliefs which support abusive behaviour.

I have witnessed years and years of abusive behaviour.

Studies show that bad behaviour goes underground, and that most employees who experience harassment or abusive behaviour at work, do not report it.

There are no acceptable reasons for violent or abusive behaviour during the breakdown of a relationship.

«I want to be clear, if you are a member and you engage in abusive behaviour towards other members it will be investigated and you could be suspended while that investigation is carried out,» he said in a statement.

He went on to identify much of this clerical homosexual abusive behaviour as

Of those 196 (37 per cent) said they had experienced at least one experience of digital abuse from their former partner, with an average of four abusive behaviours reported.

Risk factors for development of sexually abusive behaviour in sexually victimised adolescent boys: a cross-sectional study

In response, the government noted the «worrying picture» in schools, including «some very disturbing evidence about the sheer volume of sexually predatory and abusive behaviour experienced by young girls», but said existing legislation on the issue within the Government Equalities Office was «already strong» and would not be immediately changed.

Others include abusive behaviours such as punching and beating in their definition of corporal or physical punishment.

The Labour leader has strongly denied this and has previously signed a «code of conduct» against abusive behaviour during the leadership election.

It asks the Leader to make a statement which condemns campaigning outside MPs» offices and surgeries; to make a commitment to «actively change» behaviour which goes against Labour Party values; and to hold Labour figures «accountable» for supporting events where abusive behaviour is encouraged.

The management of abusive behaviour between residents of group homes seems to be giving rise to more complaints to the Local Government Ombudsman (LGO).

Eric Joyce says he sorry and embarrassed after admitting abusive behaviour at Edinburgh airport.

Orders, means used to identify unknown infringers, and the growing business model of copyright trolls giving rise for the Courts to be more mindful of playing a role in potentially abusive behaviour of the trolls.

While the need to crack down on abusive behaviour online is likely to become increasingly prevalent as more and more of us delve into the world of social media, we must ensure that prosecution is done the right way.

This usually but not invariably generates an initial contact from the authority; in most areas this contact will come from an Education Welfare Officer, and will often be an enquiry to ensure that the child is safe, has not been withdrawn to hide abusive behaviour, and that the parent has made an informed choice.

Abusive behaviour sure doesn't spur productivity: A 2006 Florida State University study of 700 employees in a variety of different roles found that those with abusive bosses were five times more likely to purposefully slow down or make errors than their peers, and nearly six times more likely to call in sick when they actually felt fine.

Bants is an abbreviation of banter, described by the Urban Dictionary as «a term used to justify hilarious yet completely inappropriate and unacceptably abusive behaviour between friends, usually males».

The most common abusive behaviours were: making a resident wait for care (26 % of staff reported that happening); avoiding a resident with challenging behaviour (25 %); giving residents insufficient time for food (19 %); and taking insufficient care when moving residents (11 %).

Recent successes include securing an order from the Ontario Labour Relations Board declaring a union - led plant occupation to be unlawful, overturning a Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board decision in the Court of Appeal relating to the application of the «build up principle» in the construction industry, and upholding the termination of an employee with a marijuana addiction for repeated abusive behaviour towards management.

This can hardly be called abusive behaviour subject to Article 102 TFEU, as the Commission itself in fact argues in paragraph 92.

[24] However, given the three-fold objective of costs, i.e. providing compensation, promoting settlement and deterring abusive behaviour, case law has acknowledged that it is appropriate to award some form of compensation to self - represented parties, particularly when that party is required to be present at a hearing and foregoes income because of that: see Sherman v. Minister of National Revenue, [2003] 4 FCA 865.

This half day seminar shows you key principles and strategies to defuse clients» and customers» anger and reduce abusive behaviour right from the start.

Women who try to block access to a father with a history of abusive behaviour risk being labelled as «unfriendly» and losing custody.

Former Labour leadership contender says Corbyn contributing to «permissive environment» for abusive behaviour

«This prejudice - related bullying is often characterised by abusive behaviour, intolerance or ostracism of the grounds of an individual's gender, ethnicity, body image / size, sexuality, disability, age, religion or belief.

Noting the «worrying picture» in schools, including «some very disturbing evidence about the sheer volume of sexually predatory and abusive behaviour experienced by young girls», the government said existing legislation on the issue within the Government Equalities Office (GEO) was «already strong» and would not be immediately changed.

The co-occurrence of adolescent boys» and girls» use of psychologically, physically, and sexually abusive behaviours in their dating relationships.

According to researchers from the University of Washington, University of Chieti - Pescara in Italy, the Singapore Management University, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, supervisors are more likely to engage in abusive behaviour toward their employees — like publicly belittling them — after getting a poor night's sleep.

Violent behaviour by a person towards another can include abusive behaviour that is physical, sexual, intimidating and forceful.

Eric Joyce MP says he sorry and embarrassed after admitting abusive behaviour at Edinburgh airport.

The decision of the Federal Court in Voltage Pictures LLC v. John Doe and Jane Doe, 2014 FC 161, provides insight into the collision of Norwich Orders, means used to identify unknown infringers, and the growing business model of copyright trolls giving rise for the Courts to be more mindful of playing a role in potentially abusive behaviour of the trolls.

• Studies show a range of negative developmental outcomes associated with fathers» (and father - figures») poor parenting or psychopathology (see Lloyd et al, 2003, p. 7), substance misuse (Velleman, 2004, p. 188) and abusive behaviour towards mothers (Jaffee et al, 1990).

Some of the issues that arise from educational establishments that security staff are expected to deal with — which often leaves them feeling marginalised — are being subject to abusive behaviour from students, dealing with alcohol abuse, drug usage, students fighting, having to follow site rules, dealing with intruders, handling lost and stolen property, dealing with items of found property and dealing with accidents and emergencies very often with limited resources.

«If you are a registered supporter or affiliated supporter and you engage in abusive behaviour you will not get a vote in this Leadership election.»