Sentence examples for clearly abused from inspiring English sources

The case was back before Judge Lewis yesterday because Democrats claimed that, with just a few hours of consideration and sparse explanation for her decision, Ms. Harris had clearly abused her discretion.

According to The Star Tribune, the arbitrator, Christine Ver Ploeg, wrote that while Ms. Pitt may be entitled to the benefit of the doubt on some of the travel expenses, she had clearly "abused the latitude afforded to her" and the state's assertion that she had conducted herself unprofessionally was justified.

The towns of Larwa, Tumu, and Wa in the Upper West Region of current Ghana clearly abused patients by removing them from their homes and isolating them to inhabitable huts on the fringes of the infected villages, and the larger towns and villages were completely sectioned off [ 36].

Voters had every right to expect the president would roll back authority that had been clearly abused, like national security letters.

When the government sees even children's programming as a threat to national security, it is clearly abusing its emergency powers".

Some folks are clearly abusing the popularity of the "cloud" buzzword, and others are actually doing interesting things with distributed computing, infrastructure- and platform-as-a-service, orchestration, and related technologies.

"There is clearly abuse going on, and it's clearly sexual abuse," Mr. Walker said.

"There were clearly abuses in litigation," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America.

Clearly abuse and incest were, with both, deeply entrenched, taken as a kind of norm; and clearly this has happened, happens, elsewhere.

Eliot pounces: "This is clearly abuse of the advise-and-consent power.

Clearly somebody has abused the rules".