Sentence examples for abuse existing from inspiring English sources

But these are dangerous allies; for us, the worst barbarians at the gates are not the besieging force led by Attila the DJ, but the mercenaries already inside, the mouthers of gobbledygook led by men like George Bush. Thesedubious allies are mostly American-born; Americans love to invent, whereas Britons tend to abuse existing vocabulary.

Moreover, African American women at high risk for HIV have often sustained the brunt of racism, discrimination, poverty, and sexual abuse existing in our communities.

I knew what he was thinking, like, 'You better watch out', or like, 'You might not see me here next week.' " Teens stated that emotional abuse was the most common form of abuse existing in high school.

The companies have also said that people are abusing existing insurance rules ― by faking conditions that would qualify them for mid-year purchase, or by failing to pay premiums immediately after insurers pay for expensive care. .

In order to understand what concerns exist, CMMI must begin an in depth assessment of the level of fraud and abuse in existing models and the effectiveness of the existing program integrity measures that are in place.

He also called on regulators to clamp down on the abuse of existing legislation.

I'm more than a little ambivalent about the long-term ramifications of this kind of technology, though, given the continuing abuse of existing gun technology by crazy people in urban areas.

How do you expect to do that if you won't even address the rampant fraud and abuse in existing federal economic stimulus programs for the firms that create 97percentt of ALL NEW JOBS.

In addition to ignoring small businesses, which are the nation's top job creators in the stimulus bill, President Obama has refused to stop rampant fraud and abuse in existing federal economic stimulus programs for small businesses.

Harm minimisation is an effective approach to managing illicit drug abuse alongside existing established punitive methods.

What this study adds Harm minimisation is an effective approach to managing illicit drug abuse alongside existing established punitive methods.