Sentence examples for abusing access from inspiring English sources

One of New York's largest taxi driver groups called for rival Uber to have its license suspended last month after reports that it has been abusing access to data about its passengers' rides.

One of New York's largest taxi driver groups has called for rival Uber to have its license suspended after reports that it has been abusing access to data about its passengers' rides.

The police too are far from error-free and some will no doubt make mistakes or deliberately abuse access to records.

"None of the statistics show a greater vulnerability of consumers who are shopping online," Ms. Broder said, adding that most identity theft stems from insecure handling of paper documents, or from employees who abuse access to personal information, electronic or otherwise.

And while it's easy to see why certain permissions might be needed for an app to function, the important thing is ensuring that parties with access aren't abusing their access.

Two former floor brokers on the New York Stock Exchange were sentenced yesterday to serve one week in prison for abusing their access to the trading floor and making illegal trades.

" But if they are abusing that access for commercial purposes then we will have to tighten it up or maybe even shut it down.

If Rule 10b5-1 has become a means to trade on inside information while gaining a bit of protection, then the rule is not effective in preventing insiders from abusing their access to corporate information.

They undercut bids by abusing their access to free labour and exploiting their intelligence capabilities [to spy on competitors]."The IRGC is also widely rumoured to control a near monopoly over the smuggling of alcohol, cigarettes and satellite dishes, among other things in great demand.

An engineer accused of abusing his access to data at the company in Tinder messages has been fired, Facebook confirmed to TechCrunch today.

Pc Edwards was allegedly paid £1,200 for the story about a member of airport staff abusing his access to new body scanners to "ogle" a female colleague's breasts.