Sentence examples for Abusive use from inspiring English sources

Abusive use of senatorial courtesy has substantially limited the governor's power to appoint.

As an American born in Mexico, I can't forgive President-elect Donald Trump for the insults he hurled at us and for his abusive use of Mexico as a scapegoat to launch his candidacy.

That would make the threat of a fine for abusive use of the Web more believable for the user.

Many disabled people can relate how damaged they have been by the abusive use of the word.

They have no bearing upon the merits or any question of procedure or costs, are not directed against any abusive use of judicial process, and are plainly onerous.

During his campaign for president, Mr. Obama criticized President George W. Bush for what he portrayed as abusive use of signing statements to nullify the will of Congress.

"It's an abusive use of children," said Ibrahima Thioub, a specialist in Senegalese history at the Université Cheikh Anta Diop here.

I think that the explanation of that phenomenon is to be found in the somewhat abusive use of the terrorism threat by the Bush administration.

In total, Mr. Hollander was reimbursed $11,235 in expenses and charged $74,444 in what the audit calls undocumented, unreasonable or abusive use of bureau funds.

The chancellor said: "Hundreds of millions of pounds of tax loopholes are being closed with immediate effect, and we are investigating an abusive use of partnerships".

The second company, G4S, an Anglo-Danish security conglomerate with more than 600,000 employees in 125 countries, was faulted for lethal neglect and abusive use of solitary confinement in Australia.