Sentence examples for abusive application from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the right of citizens to be free from the arbitrary, improper, abusive application of laws and government regulations has long been recognized and is the focus of administrative cases.

And when we catch people breaking the rules, a much bigger detention estate will mean more can be held, and with the judiciary we will consult on how to keep to a minimum abusive judicial review applications that simply frustrate legitimate deportations.

To say that it is open to the respondent to show that a second or successive application is abusive is simply to recognize that 'habeas corpus has traditionally been regarded as governed by equitable principles.

This isn't because I hate my friends, it's because I have no other recourse to stop this application's abusive behavior," he writes in a blog post today.

Last month, the First Nation asked the NEB to hit pause on the project, but on June 3 the board denied their request after Enbridge said the stay application was abusive and prejudicial toward the company.

FG One of the key issues that we are highly concerned about is the application of unfair or abusive trading practices within supply chains.

FG Fair dealing is defined as ensuring that suppliers can have certainty and that is the one thing suppliers do not have at the moment because of this continuous application of unfair and abusive trading practices.

He said officials would investigate if workers' applications pointed to "widespread patterns and practices of unlawful hiring" or "abusive employers who are violating other criminal laws".

The Patent Office later started publishing applications 18 months after they're filed, to cut down on such abusive practices.

Trump and House Republicans say the memo reveals abusive tactics by the FBI, for using Democratic-funded opposition research as part of its application for a surveillance warrant in October 2016 without disclosing that political link to the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

Her - and her family's - application to stay in the UK related to the fact that they were fleeing an abusive relative.