Similarly, the existing and massively misused law on extremism lacks a definition of extremism and is regularly used to target religious believers, civic dissenters, and artists.
Mr. Marsigny said that the French investigation against the Obiang clan was an attempt to "misuse the existing legal framework" and that the economic picture in Equatorial Guinea had brightened, with the country now enjoying "double-digit growth".
In other words, the increasing use and misuse of existing antimicrobial drugs have resulted in the development of resistant pathogens.
However just last month Indian Vice President Hamid Ansari conceded that violence, rights abuses, and misuse of existing legislation against minorities (indigenous peoples included) is a serious problem in the nation.
According to the U.S. Department of Justice, the vast majority (86percentt) of instances of identity theft have been related to misuse of existing accounts – credit cards or bank accounts (Victims of Identity Theft, 2014).
Health leaders and managers report that they are mired in layers of civil service rules, highly centralized and fragmented HR management systems, poor incentives, underuse or misuse of existing staff, and external pressure to diminish social-sector expenditure.
Thirdly, antibiotic prescribing by primary care clinicians in the UK is again on the rise [ 7] and finally combined with the slowing in the development of new antibiotics, the overuse and misuse of existing antibiotics is associated with the development and proliferation of antimicrobial resistance between [ 8] and within [ 9] nations as well as individuals [ 8- 10].
Care management problems identified in the case studies are summarised in table 1. Questionable prescribing decisions and failure to elicit or record information were presented as human errors associated with non-use or misuse of existing systems for information exchange, and often with associated work environment factors that limited time and created interruptions.
Impairment also increases the likelihood of presentation to clinical services by older people, especially in those with co-existing substance misuse or sub-threshold syndromes (Elhai and Ford 2007; Murphy et al. 2010).
We considered all quantitative studies that assessed treatment satisfaction among adult clients with co-existing drug/alcohol misuse and mental health problems, without placing restrictions on the clinical setting in which the study was carried out or the type of diagnosis procedure used.
