Sentence examples for for possible misuse from inspiring English sources

Federal agents are investigating Mr. Jackson for possible misuse of campaign funds, a federal authority confirmed last month.

Mr. Nicholson said his department would also hire a company to look for possible misuse of the stolen data by pinpointing suspicious use of identity information.

And in the Bronx, Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera, who is being investigated for possible misuse of public funds, was defeated in a four-way Democratic primary.

Two big accounting firms, fearing "potential reprisals," rejected contracts to review Colombian national police records for possible misuse of drug-fighting funds provided by the United States, so State Department auditors have taken over the job themselves, records show.

Finally, we have John Edwards, former presidential candidate, indicted for possible misuse of campaign funds when he tried to hide his mistress and their baby.

In his two-page resignation letter, Jackson, 47, who has been treated for bipolar disorder and is reportedly under investigation for possible misuse of campaign funds, acknowledged he was the target of a federal probe and in possible plea talks.

"Putting our private information on offer without concern for possible misuses is simply irresponsible," she added.

A cloud monitoring needs to be aware of business processes to detect an event of possible misuse of cloud scalability.

WASHINGTON — Representative Jesse L. Jackson Jr., who has stayed out of public view for much of the past four months while undergoing treatment for bipolar disorder, is being investigated by federal authorities for the possible misuse of campaign money, a federal official confirmed on Monday.

Napolitano ordered the investigation into "serious questions" over Katehi's involvement in jobs for family members, possible misuse of student funds and "material misstatements" about her role in the hiring of social media firms to bury negative publicity about campus police who pepper-sprayed peaceful student protesters in 2011.

The potential interest for research and the possible misuse of residual NBS specimens have increased the need for regulation of specimen storage and access policies at the European level for both ethical and legal reasons.