Sentence examples for apparent abuse from inspiring English sources

Absent an apparent abuse of discretion in imposing fines, appeals to fines are not generally reversed.

And there are many other cases of apparent abuse of power by the administration and its Congressional allies.

A more deeply worrying issue is the apparent abuse of his position as an MP by Mr Straw in his constituency.

The program revealed shocking vision of instances of apparent abuse of teenage detainees and examined long running issues and instances of mistreatment in the Northern Territory youth justice system.

The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, announced a royal commission into the Don Dale detention centre on Tuesday, saying he was "deeply shocked... and appalled" by footage of apparent abuse.

Four Corners showed shocking vision of instances of apparent abuse of teenage detainees and examined long running issues and instances of mistreatment in the Northern Territory youth justice system.

But Now?" (March 10) went a long way toward distinguishing between apparent abuses of special-purpose entities and the legitimate uses of these critically important financial structures.

Critics of the British authorities repeatedly carp at the failure to bring apparent abuses of the market to trial, let alone to completion.

A website launched on Monday by anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny paints a vivid picture of suspected cost overruns and other apparent abuses including conflicts of interest at the Sochi Winter Olympics.

David Paterson — by most measures, a weaker and less popular politician than Mr. Spitzer — has so far survived far worse: apparent abuses of power involving a victim of domestic violence.

The apparent abuses revealed by the audits were so glaring that the chief of internal affairs for the State Police recommended creating a formal "racial monitoring program" that would have subjected troopers who stopped high numbers of minority drivers to counseling and discipline.