Sentence examples for authority to exploit from inspiring English sources
What, precisely, did the authority to exploit phobias permit?
Sixty-eight practitioners (16%) of the 414 who took part said victims of domestic abuse had disclosed that an officer or member of police staff had abused their authority to exploit them or develop an inappropriate relationship with them.
The problem is not just their own intransigence but the eagerness of others, in positions of authority, to exploit the minor ruckus and crank it up into a national dispute.
Now, proudly waving a new petroleum law that is set to pass through the Kurdish regional parliament in Arbil in October, Ashti Hawrami, the Kurds' new minister for natural resources, told the gathering that the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) had the authority to exploit any new oil and gas reserves discovered in the self-rule zone.
Here North Korea does not embody communism but only acts on its immoral authority to exploit the people to fill its own belly.
Rebecca DiMuro said Sinclair had betrayed the Army and its officer corps by using his rank and authority to exploit impressionable young officers who came to him for guidance and leadership.
The near total failure of authorities to exploit the legacy of the Athens Olympics – scores of venues purpose-built for the Games now lie derelict and abandoned – has undoubtedly exacerbated the malaise.
For another, it misses the point – information kept out of court under PII is put beyond the reach of both sides; closed hearings, by contrast, are expressly designed to free the authorities to exploit information that the other side is barred from seeing.
The threatening spectre of the 'gay agenda' is further sustained in the African context as it allows governing authorities to exploit frustration at socio-economic conditions by redirecting public anger at a common enemy -- the mythical, wealthy, privileged, powerful 'homosexual'homosexual
But if either Israel or the Palestinian Authority hoped to exploit the papal visit for political gain, or thought the trip could be used to effect a dramatic breakthrough, it was bound to be disappointed.
Evangelos Venizelos, the socialist Pasok leader who was in charge of co-ordinating preparations for the Olympics, admits authorities failed to "exploit the Games' success".
