Sentence examples for abused opening from inspiring English sources

But the landmark law passed in 1970 has also been increasingly abused, opening the door to lawsuits — sometimes brought by business competitors or for reasons unrelated to the environment — that, regardless of their merit, can delay even green development projects for years or sometimes kill them completely.

Have you heard about the group that has abused open records laws to harass climate scientists across the United States?

The scandal has exploded since ITV, a BBC rival, broadcast a documentary this month about Mr. Savile and his alleged abuses, opening a floodgate of complaints.

The abuses opened the way for the Reformation reaction against the penitential system, before they were abolished by the Council of Trent.

Mansion Premiere Frost Mill Manor, the former headquarters of the Christopher D. Smithers Foundation, which fights alcohol and drug abuse, opens its doors to the public for the first time today for "Designers' Showcase 2000".

Domestic abuse support hub for men opens Jump to media player A hub supporting men who suffer domestic abuse opens in memory of a man killed by his girlfriend.

For many consumers, learning about animal abuse opens a world of information about how animals are raised, processed and transported.

It also calls for more and better data collection on elder abuse, opens up access to old funding pools to help the victims of these crimes, and increases the penalties for certain types of financial fraud against the elderly.

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Her marriage to Cimber began to collapse in the wake of Mansfield's alcohol abuse, open infidelities and her disclosure to Cimber that she had only been happy with her former lover, Nelson Sardelli.

Advocates are now pushing to abolish the statute of limitations for child sex abuse and open a window for civil suits over long-past abuses.