Sentence examples for abuse rules from inspiring English sources

There, people regularly abuse rules and regulations, trying to exploit loopholes.

The Catholic Church continued to heap insult upon injury when it revealed its long-awaited new rules on clergy sex abuse, rules that the Vatican spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, said signaled a commitment to grasp the nettle with "rigor and transparency".

2.30pm BST IB Times have written up the Ian Hannam skit (see earlier in the blog): Shane Croucher (@shanecroucher) Ex-JPMorgan Rainmaker Ian Hannamam: I Felt Market Abuse Rules Were Unclear http://t.co/UJL94uF8xk via @LiannaBrinded at #CampAlphaville July 2, 2014 2.27pm BST And Anna Stevensof-Yang of J Capital Research also predicts trouble ahead for China.

Former world number one Vijay Singh says he is angry with himself after admitting using a substance banned by golf's anti-drug abuse rules.

Moving forward, we're focused on addressing this issue from a policy, enforcement, and product perspective, and we'll be taking a more aggressive stance on our abuse rules and on how we enforce them.

Sexual, physical and emotional abuse rules the day.

This hints at North Korea as it really is: a country racked by poverty and hunger, with a serious problem of methamphetamine abuse, ruled by a thoroughly corrupt, self-indulgent and despotic elite.

Greg Aiello, an N.F.L. spokesman, defended the league's substance-abuse rules.

There was little mention of the tax system, aside from George Osborne's welcome consultation on anti-tax-abuse rules.

But he was suspended by the N.F.L. for the 2000 season and part of the 2001 season for violating the league's substance-abuse rules, his fourth career violation.

However, the July 2013 notice "Procurement Policy Note: Measures to Promote Tax Compliance" is worded so it only bans companies that have unspent criminal convictions for tax offences or have had their tax returns successfully challenged under the so-called anti-abuse rules.