Sentence examples for dangerous abuse from inspiring English sources
This could result in a dangerous abuse of the rule of law and an invitation to the criminal justice system to treat rumour as fact.
Howard Simon, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida, which filed the brief on behalf of Mr. Schiavo with his chief lawyer, George Felos, called the new law "a dangerous abuse of power".
"Two women a week are killed by domestic violence, and in our experience of working with survivors, coercive controlling behaviour is at the heart of the most dangerous abuse.
"Now the Pakistanis can say 'We were right all along – these NGOs are only doing spy work.' " Médecins Sans Frontières said the CIA operation was "a dangerous abuse of medical care" that would compromise humanitarian work.
"Two women a week are killed by domestic violence, and in our experience of working with survivors, coercive controlling behaviour is at the heart of the most dangerous abuse," she said.
There is no government power more susceptible to dangerous abuse or more in need of constant independent scrutiny than the power to bring, or not to bring, criminal charges.
To see Richard Nixon full blown shouldn't obscure the dangerous abuses of executive power by those who came before him.
Some Mississippi observers have characterized the governor's moves as acts of mercy; others have called them dangerous abuses of executive power.
It suggests this prompted the internal investigation of Wang believed to have led to his split with Bo. 18 May Three retired Communist party officials issue a call for leaders to disclose their family wealth, warning that the scandal has exposed dangerous abuses of power within the political ranks.
To the abuses of statistical science and its stooge, epidemiology, is added something far more dangerous, the abuse of the English language.
"With the war going as badly as it has been, there is a dangerous temptation to ignore serious abuses if they are committed in the name of fighting the enemy".
