Sentence examples for abuses made from inspiring English sources

The Vatican said Dr. Edwards "bore a moral responsibility for all subsequent developments in assisted reproduction technology and for all abuses made possible by IVF".

The Israeli military last month investigated allegations of abuses made by Israel's own soldiers and quickly concluded that crucial data were based on "hearsay".

Accusations of human rights abuses made last November were rejected as false by the Syrian diplomatic mission in Geneva in a statement on Jan . 23that said "armed terrorist groups," not government forces, were responsible.

That recalls Jack Straw's decision in 2000 that the former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet was unfit to stand trial in Spain for human rights abuses, made while the home secretary still had the discretion to block extradition.

This four-disc set marking the 65th anniversary of "Gone With the Wind" is the real deal, a stunning restoration that corrects decades of abuses made in the name of modernization.

While they wouldn't have understood the modern concept of privacy – though they've have wanted to protect it once they did understand – they would have engineered checks and balances to prevent today's wholesale abuses, made so much worse by active corporate participation, reluctant or not, in the digital dragnets.

The fetid example of these abuses makes American talk of democracy sound hollow.

Not only do Azerbaijan's human-rights abuses make a grim backdrop to the clowning of Eurovision: some have been perpetrated on its account.

The group focuses on the nation's most serious cases of human rights abuses, making it a nettlesome critic of the government.

Critics have said that alleged human rights abuses make the country an unsuitable location for the meeting.

Like ending censorship, atoning for human rights abuses, making sure our Optimus Prime toys don't have dangerous levels of lead — that kind of thing?