Sentence examples for Engage in abuse from inspiring English sources

The commission also recommended stiffer penalties for correctional officials who tolerate or engage in abuse.

Corbyn and his team refused to engage in abuse while rival campaigns denounced each other as the "New Labour Taliban" or for "swallowing the Tory manifesto".

"While dedicating more resources toward better responding to abuse reports is necessary and even critical, an equally important priority for us is identifying and limiting the incentives that enable and even encourage some users to engage in abuse," adds Doshi.

These guidelines prohibit, among other things, direct and indirect violent threats, targeted abuse and harassment, hateful conduct, doxxing (publishing private and confidential personal info), impersonation, self-harm, and the use of multiple accounts to engage in abuse.

But it does say it's focusing on accounts on penalizing and banning accounts that violate its "Twitter Rules". These guidelines prohibit, among other things, direct and indirect violent threats, targeted abuse and harassment, hateful conduct, doxxing (publishing private and confidential personal info), impersonation, self-harm, and the use of multiple accounts to engage in abuse.

Most study participants saw abuse of allowances according to economic models of corruption, i.e. that officials weigh the benefits and costs of alternative actions when deciding whether to engage in abuse or not.

Erdoğan said the demonstrators had martyred the police officer, and defended the law-enforcement officers, dismissing calls by some protesters that officers engaged in abuse be sacked.

Training can sometimes mean telling the Army you're working with not to engage in abuses; the proper verb, then, might be restraining, which some have argued is America's proper job when it comes to Iraq, and why we ought to have left a residual force there.

Another police chief told military inspectors that his officers engaged in abuse "and supported it as a method of conducting investigations".

The International Committee of the Red Cross has reported that the United States is engaged in abuse "tantamount to torture" of prisoners at our detention facility at Guantánamo.

"The companies concerned may have violated the antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices" as well as possibly engaging in "abuse of a dominant market position," the commission said Tuesday.