Sentence examples for easily misused from inspiring English sources
Surveillance is all too easily misused.
That's the problem: beyond the present potential for abuse, these policies establish a dangerous, bipartisan precedent — spanning all branches of government — that are easily misused.
A bill passed by Parliament in November could send people to prison for 25 years for revealing information that any government agency deemed classified, a measure the news media and special-interest organizations fear could be easily misused.
"The problem is that this law can be very easily misused by influential persons to curb inconvenient conversations," said Marx Anthonisamy , a human rights activist who filed the public interest lawsuit.
At the time, many lawmakers expressed suspicion of a permanent tribunal, fearing its power could be easily misused to make capricious arrests of American officials or military personnel abroad.
The Reformers believed that such an arrangement could easily be misused and was without scriptural foundation.
One American scientist turned down the offer, citing fears that the report could easily be misused for political gain.
A consultation in Haringey was told that the operation's tactics would erode the community's trust in authorities and hand draconian powers to police that could too easily be misused.
Mr Bush's moral agenda and anti-terrorist legislation, while seemingly sensible responses to current trends, may easily be misused to undermine the ability of the opposition to voice an opinion effectively.
Others disagree, noting that technology supplied for making civilian fuel could easily be misused by India to boost its stocks of fissile material too.America's own laws already forbid it from selling India such technologies; indeed it is mandated to slap sanctions on any state that helps India in that way.
