Sentence examples for abuse administration from inspiring English sources
"We have a huge issue of easy access," said Dr. Elinore F. McCance-Katz, the chief medical officer of the substance abuse administration, adding that it applies to stimulants as well as to opioids, another category of widely abused prescription drugs.
Moreover, the protocols used for repeated drugs of abuse administration elicit different biochemical and cellular responses than single exposures, which could hamper the subsequent interpretation of causality links [ 5].
The student visa system is rife with abuse, Bush administration officials acknowledge.
The affair has fuelled opposition claims that, like that of Mr Fujimori (who is imprisoned for human-rights abuses), his administration runs a parallel intelligence service for political purposes.
The council was told that Mr. Zheng had "neglected his duty to supervise the drug market, abused the administration's drug approval authority, took bribes and turned a blind eye to bad practices by relatives and subordinate officials".
English courts developed this doctrine largely to encourage good administration and prevent abuses by decision-makers.
As President Bush's chief environmental officer, Christie Whitman has absorbed plenty of abuse for the administration's generally deplorable environmental record.
The American Civil Liberties Union and other liberal groups on Friday called for the appointment of an outside counsel to examine possible criminal acts by the C.I.A., arguing that the Justice Department had proved unable in the past to adequately investigate claims of prisoner abuse against the administration.
This is an abuse of the administration's classification power, which is only supposed to be used for secrets whose revelation would endanger our national security.
President Donald Trump's commission on opioid abuse urged the administration to take immediate action by declaring the epidemic a national emergency and expanding access to treatment to alleviate the crisis.
He does, however, attempt to link substance abuse to liberal administrations by stating that "drug use is prominent in countries under liberal administrations such as Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Mexico, and Venezuela".
