Sentence examples for are wrongly using from inspiring English sources

"Microloans are designed to improve income, not add to debt burden," says Yunus. "Some organisations are wrongly using microcredit for consumption loans.

Some 600 officers from six forces – Cleveland, Greater Manchester, Metropolitan, Sussex, Thames Valley and the British Transport Police, – will take part in the training, which is focused on reducing unconscious bias in an attempt to reduce the number of cases where the powers are wrongly used.

MedImmune sued earlier this year, claiming the companies were wrongly using that agreement to demand royalties from competitors.

As Biskupic notes, "Scalia had long believed that judges were wrongly using their own personal values to decide legal issues".

Like Bob, Microsoft's HoloLens paradigm is wrongly using space for digital information management.

Together with Christies's, antiquities dealers filed documents with the Federal District Court in Manhattan, arguing that U.S. prosecutors were wrongly using the law to enforce the Egyptian patrimony law, adding that the case could "have a catastrophic impact on the art world," and that "collectors and museums … will be placed at risk of prosecution".

I believe the schedule seven powers were wrongly used against me and I hope this court will make that clear.

EBay's PayPal unit sued Bank One on Sept. 29, claiming its online bill-payment system was being wrongly used.

In "Let's Dance" (May 10th), Juan MacLean's comments about heroin use were wrongly used to characterize the time period when James Murphy was working for Six Finger Satellite.

"Fear of breaching the provisions of the Act should not be wrongly used to stop people taking photographs or videos which provide many with much pleasure," it says.

DNA tests not only proved his involvement, but also showed that physical evidence had been wrongly used at two trials in 1990 to implicate the five teenagers.