Sentence examples for deliberately misuse from inspiring English sources

The clause makes explicit the implicit privacy safeguards in the bill and puts "beyond doubt" that there will be severe penalties for those who deliberately misuse the powers.

We're also investing heavily in our technology in order to remove accounts who deliberately misuse our platform for the sole purpose of abusing or harassing others.

Mr Ladva "deliberately misused" this process, Ms Pinto said.

However, there is also a growing risk that the same science will be deliberately misused and that the consequences could be catastrophic".

The modified pathogens created through so-called 'gain-of-function' experiments could, if accidentally released from labs or deliberately misused, cause man-made pandemics.

Particularly now, when the Bush and Blair administrations are under siege, accused of deliberately misusing British and American intelligence reports to sell the war in Iraq, the show's portrayal of those tensions has special resonance.

The intervention in Libya that brought down Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi was sanctioned by such a resolution, but Russia, which abstained at the time, said that it felt the resolution was deliberately misused by the West, and it has promised to veto any similar resolution concerning Syria.

The government is deliberately misusing evidence and statistics to misrepresent the plight of the poor, a report says.

The government update on its programme comes a week after it was accused of deliberately misusing evidence and statistics to misrepresent the plight of the poor.

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The possibility that unauthorized gene drives might be deliberately misused is more relevant to regulators and consequently is discussed in greater detail in our related manuscript on preparedness and risk governance scheduled for simultaneous publication in Science.