Sentence examples for from its abuse from inspiring English sources

Not that "online community" is obscure, like "sysop"; rather,the term's emptiness results from its abuse.

as in many other instances, as that, for example, of declaring war, the sole restraints on which they have relied, to secure them from its abuse.

The notion that the United States can be hermetically sealed from its abuse of prisoners abroad is fanciful, as illustrated by investigations into torture committed by Chicago police from the early nineteen-seventies into the nineties.

Microsoft gains control of a market, claims are made that Microsoft's control was derived from its abuse of its monopoly of the operating system market, Microsoft says it needs freedom to innovate, the authorities investigate, find there is a monopoly and some form of abuse, and the hard question is what to do next.

We'll continue to make our case to the public, even as Ringling files frivolous and retaliatory legal actions to divert and distract from its abuse of elephants," Pacelle said in a statement, according to CNN.

"I realised it wasn't the place I had always thought it was and I could no longer look away from its abuses".

Though all-too apparent, squatting under plastic sheeting on a Delhi pavement, she and her children are officially invisible.Among India's roughly 100m internal migrants, there are many like them: without documentation to enforce their claims on the state or, alas, to protect themselves from its abuses.

Cornell University will assist members of the university community in understanding the risks associated with consuming alcohol, and the need to prevent the harm that results from its misuse and abuse.

There are many reasons to avoid LSD, but one of the most distressing side effects that can result from its chronic abuse is the flashback syndrome.

Personally, I'm appalled by our government's behavior and how hard it worked to cover up its abuses from lawmakers and other key government officials, including former Secretary of State Colin Powell.

Such a trend does not bode well for Maryam's prospects; yet none of this has happened in a vacuum: Manama (like Cairo or Riyadh) has been subjected to little criticism from western nations over its abuses, as its allies share a strategically important relationship with the US and Britain.