Sentence examples for fundamental misuse from inspiring English sources

On Friday night, Texas governor Rick Perry, who ran for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, attacked Obama for a "fundamental misuse of the massive power of the federal government".

And then there's the single biggest problem with benchmarks: Their fundamental misuse by this administration, just like the last one.

"Disregarding our record-setting work to prosecute and convict criminals who misuse firearms demonstrates a fundamental disregard for the facts about the department's efforts to ensure safer neighborhoods," officials wrote in the memorandum.

Magklaras, Furnell and Papadaki [15] suggest an audit engine for logging user actions in relational mode (LUARM) that attempts to solve two fundamental problems of the insider IT misuse domain.

They are indeed distinct and separate; mistakenly intertwining the two to justify an investigation of Google is a fundamental twisting of facts and a misuse of longstanding antitrust law.

Bearing in mind that antibiotic consumption in southern European countries is higher than that in the north of Europe [ 8], without obvious benefit to public health [ 9], it becomes fundamental to understand which factors underlie antibiotic misuse.

The fundamental attribution error is the same dynamic seen in situations of abuse and misused power differentials.

He said the potential effect of the principle of "state doctrine", which bound him in this case, was "to preclude the right to a remedy against the potential misuse of executive power and in respect of breaches of fundamental rights".

Spain is one of only five countries in the EU which still lacks this, and it is fundamental if we are to control how public money is spent and stop its misuse.

In addition to such reconceptualization, we have argued that the creation of neuro-specific rights may be required as a coping strategy against possible misuses of neurotechnology as well as a form of protection of fundamental liberties associated with individual decision-making in the context of neurotechnology use.

But they fail in another fundamental respect: they do little to tackle the major contributors to premature death: obesity, alcohol misuse and smoking.