Sentence examples for deliberately abuse from inspiring English sources

The police too are far from error-free and some will no doubt make mistakes or deliberately abuse access to records.

UNICEF is deeply concerned about the fraudulent use of our name and logo by unethical individuals who deliberately abuse the trust of UNICEF supporters worldwide.

Animals sometimes get hurt, she said, but that does not mean they are being deliberately abused.

Prosecutors contend that UBS deliberately abused the program by selling American clients offshore banking services that went undeclared to the I.R.S. and allowed those clients to evade taxes.

"And I would say if he wins the primary, they are the remarks of a man who apparently doesn't want to be president of the United States, because it's difficult for me to believe that a Republican can win the election while deliberately abusing a considerable segment of the Republican Party".

Karen Pollock, chief executive of the Holocaust Educational Trust, said she was "deeply saddened" that the MP had "deliberately abused the memory of the Holocaust".

"One key issue that still has not been resolved is whether someone could be sent to prison for deliberately abusing the databases they have access to and that deterrent is badly needed".

U.S. Prosecutors allege UBS deliberately abused the Qualified Intermediary Program ("QI Program"), selling offshore banking services to U.S. Taxpayers to evade taxes.

Yet, in the case of a simulation, the individual changes the reality, deliberately, to abuse the Law in his favor.

And I've never encouraged a woman to be silent deliberately about abuse.

The Secretary-General's report and the draft resolution on children and armed conflict contain many ideas on improving monitoring and reporting in order to hold accountable those who deliberately target, abuse, or exploit children during war.