Sentence examples for abusive procedure from inspiring English sources

Morgan Stanley filed a countersuit last May accusing LVMH and its chairman, Mr. Arnault, of instigating an "unjust and abusive procedure" against it and demanding 10 million euros in damages and the publication of a final court verdict, which it assumed would be in its favor, in 20 newspapers and magazines.

Morgan Stanley struck back in May, filing a countersuit that accuses accused LVMH and its chairman, the French entrepreneur Bernard Arnault, of instigating an "unjust and abusive procedure" against it and demanding 10 million euros in damages and the publication of a final court verdict in 20 newspapers and magazines.

In the coming months, you can expect to see additional user controls, further improvements to reporting and new enforcement procedures for abusive accounts.

One crucial issue Cardinal Ratzinger had to resolve was how to handle the church's internal disciplinary procedures for abusive priests.

It also says that users will soon see additional user controls, further improvements to reporting and new enforcement procedures for abusive accounts, but doesn't go into detail.

One of several religious groups outraged by the ban, France's Southern Muslim federation also condemned "the illegal and abusive use of such procedures for the purpose of unique stigmatization and exclusion.

Another attorney general could come along and loosen the procedures to allow abusive fishing expeditions.

According to a passage in Vice-Admiral Church's report that is unclassified but has not been released to the public, in December , 2002 Dr. Michael Gelles, the chief psychologist at the N.C.I.S., spoke with Alberto J. Mora, the Navy's general counsel, saying that, in his professional opinion, "abusive techniques" and "coercive psychological procedures" were being used on Qahtani at Guantánamo.

At their national meeting this month, America's Roman Catholic bishops adopted procedures for stripping sexually abusive priests of their collars while leaving in doubt how bishops who have covered up those crimes might ever be punished.

Sensitive issues such as sexual and reproductive health are addressed and certain procedures can be experienced as abusive.

If someone gathers the courage to leave an abusive marriage, shouldn't there be oversight and procedures to protect him/her from being revictimized, and punished, by a retaliatory spouse?