Sentence examples for brazen abuse of from inspiring English sources
Beyond this, the release is a remarkably brazen abuse of power.
"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.
Sen. Thomas R. Carper (Del)., the top Democrat on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, said Thursday that Pruitt's "brazen abuse of his position" had surprised even his political opponents.
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.
– For example, an article published in a national newspaper with high circulation in India stated: … the brazen abuse of the OTC emergency drug is triggering severe side-effects, and sometimes even failing to prevent pregnancy, forcing girls to suffer the agony of successive abortions.
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 GOP campaign for a health-care overhaul, which faces a critical moment this week, has been absolutely saturated from top to bottom with bad faith and scandalously brazen abuses of our governing norms for months.
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". I do agree with you that there is an elephant in the room: the current gang of crooks has simply adopted the techniques of the gangster nineties.
The death toll has topped 6,000 in one of the most brazen human rights abuses of the 21st century.
A year and a half after the Salt Lake City scandal, despite professed openness and reform, the I.O.C. still reeks of abuse of privilege, arrogance and brazen entitlement.
