Sentence examples for abused system from inspiring English sources

A legal trade in tusks does not mean a return to the easily abused system of quotas that CITES had in place in the pre-ban 1980s.

Welfare spending could switch from a widely abused system of food rations to cash transfers into individuals' bank accounts.Inviting more foreigners to invest in India would help sentiment and plug the current-account hole.

The suggestion is that the complicated and often abused system should be largely replaced by the extension of the carbon market in the form of cap and trade and/or sectoral crediting.

They must reform their oft-abused system of anti-dumping rules.

But both also have deep structural roots.Top of the list of regulatory bugbears is workers' compensation, the much-abused system for claiming money for injuries, which has become a junket for lawyers and dodgy doctors.

And a top priority of the new parliament must be to scrap its much-abused system of travel expenses and perks, under which MEPs have claimed more generous travel costs and daily allowances than they should.

The government must begin protecting property rights and reinforce a weak and often abused legal system.

A prosperous grain dealer, Sturge visited the West Indies (1836 37) to learn the effects of the statute of August 28, 1833, that abolished slavery de jure in the British colonies but substituted an easily abused "apprenticeship" system.

Stocking rate and stocking density are used most often, with stocking rate being the top-most used (and even sometimes abused) numerical system to determine how many cattle to stock per acre in a pasture.

Even its much-abused expenses system is being cleaned up, though at the cost of higher salaries for most MEPs.In this section Detroitosaurus wrecks Where will it end?

But that would bring them into conflict with Mr Anwar, who wants to abolish the much-abused racial-quota system and tackle poverty among all races.