Sentence examples for cut abuse from inspiring English sources

"Today's figures demonstrate the reforms we have already introduced to cut abuse across non-EU visa routes and toughen welfare provisions are working.

He said: "We have cut abuse in student and family visa systems, raised standards in work routes and toughened welfare provisions.

Backed by the drinks body spiritsEUROPE and the European wine group CEEV, the SWA had taken the Scottish government to the supreme court to challenge plans to set a minimum unit price for all alcoholic drinks in Scotland of 50p per unit, a measure ministers and doctors say will help cut abuse and addiction.

"We have already introduced a limit on non-EU workers coming to the UK and radically overhauled the student visa system to cut abuse".

He said the system was still not "perfect" but more would be done to tackle delays to deportation in the coming months, by changing immigration laws to cut "abuse of the Human Rights Act".

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This includes your baby getting burned, frozen, cut, abused, having serious illness, bleeding, or close to death.

Even with long-term use, diazepam seemed to retain its efficacy and did not lead to any clear-cut abuse.

Nixon's case was a more clear-cut abuse of power and obstruction of justice: the Watergate burglary to spy on his political opposition and the resulting cover-up, including the payment of hush money and, finally, a transcript of the "smoking gun" tape of him trying to order the C.I.A. to block the F.B.I. investigation.

Republicans accused Mr. Waxman of merely trying to muddy the waters as the committee looked at what they called clear-cut abuses by the Mr. Clinton.

The Prime Minister insisted that the Government's current policy is working despite a Home Office report concluding that tough penalties do not cut drug abuse.