Sentence examples for brazen abuse from inspiring English sources

"This case started as one featuring allegations of brazen abuse of authority, violation of the law and corruption of the criminal justice system," the decision read.

A majority of Democrats, frustrated by what they say is the consistent and brazen abuse of the filibuster by Republicans, appear to support changes to the rules, and some believe they do not go far enough.

Egged on by a relentlessly polarising discourse, the Venezuelan state has morphed into an extension of a single man's will, where every dissenting idea is presumed treasonous and where only unquestioning submission to the president's ideology protects you from the increasingly brazen abuse of state power.

Jared and Ivanka also secretly established their own private email domain after the election, and then used it to conduct some Trump Administration business ― a brazen abuse given the Trump campaign's endless assault on Hillary Clinton's similar practice.

This, for the last decade, has been the increasingly brazen abuses of the state — the FSB, the Interior Ministry, the tax agency, the state's highest ranking "civil servants".

The difference though is that in Brazil, brazen political abuses have provoked major protest.

There is horrific domestic abuse, brazen adultery and, finally, multiple murders – it makes Nighty Night look like The Wind in the Willows and is perhaps the most challenging comedy Davis has written.

That said, it remains an unforgettable fixture within my existence as a football fan; the scene of the most brazen racist and homophobic abuse I've ever heard in a football ground.

As we come to the end of a year that saw revelations about massive government spying programs, horrifying stories of police abuse, and brazen violations of the Fourth Amendment, I thought I might offer my own grim predictions about where civil liberties are headed in the coming year.

The U.S. has continued to support him despite serial human-rights abuses and brazen authoritarian behavior, in part because he has promised to crack down on criminal gangs and drug trafficking.

The agency's complaint portrayed a brazen attempt by traders to abuse their position as keepers of market-moving secrets.