Sentence examples for abusing laws from inspiring English sources

"We are not against women," Mr. Rajpara said, but he contended that women are abusing laws that are already on the books to torment their husbands and other men.

The state is in dire need of stricter animal abuse laws and more funding for food, medicine and housing for severely abused and abandoned animals.

She said she did not think United States or state child-abuse laws would stand up in Samoa.

Hate-speech crimes, and offences under blasphemy, sexual equality, defamation or racial abuse laws vary around the world.

Such discounts are permissible under federal fraud and abuse laws, the government said, in a clarification requested by the hospital industry.

The government informed the industry that many practices commonly used in the marketing and sale of prescription drugs could run afoul of federal fraud and abuse laws.

In a recent letter to federal officials, Charles N. Kahn III, president of the Federation of American Hospitals, said, "To provide a fertile field to develop truly innovative, coordinated-care models, the fraud and abuse laws should be waived altogether".

Experts on child abuse laws around the country say there is little evidence that such laws increase reporting, and they say that it is almost unheard of for anyone to be prosecuted for failure to report abuse.

A8 Britain Pressed on Abuse Laws Britain said that it would press for stricter laws on child molesting but resisted calls for public identification of released violators that have been associated with current vigilante attacks across the country.

The Peterson controversy exemplifies how this tradition of harsh discipline is clashing with growing anti-child-abuse laws that punish parents.

The "general anti abuse" laws would also give national governments power to "disregard" company transactions made purely to avoid tax, and would apply to bilateral agreements between countries to prevent companies shifting profits from one country to another.