Sentence examples for further abuse of from inspiring English sources

It's a further abuse of power".

Treatment is directed at alleviating symptoms and preventing the patient's further abuse of the substance.

One reason cited is the wish to avoid further abuse of those put through the private grillings.

There are plenty of examples where less trust might be regarded as a good thing: for example, the loss of trust in the Catholic church in the west means that further abuse of children is very unlikely.

The film is so poorly performed, so meaninglessly cut between six screens, the viewer inevitably missing historic footage of the Algerian atrocities (almost a further abuse of the victims), that it wouldn't even pass my friend's definition of art films.

The decision prompted protests from government watchdog groups, who said the standard the committee had set for ethical wrongdoing would open the way to further abuse of the earmark process.

Serbia escaped with a fine of £65,000 and one match having to be played behind closed doors, and England's numerous black players will be keenly aware of any further abuse on Tuesday.

The government rushed through legislation to close off the potential for further abuses of postal voting which have come to light since it was made available on demand five years ago.

Too often, survivors of sexual abuse are too daunted to approach the police, fearing further abuse instead of receiving the support and even sympathy they need.

The present results indicating that a clinically-prescribed dose of oral tramadol has abuse liability-related effects in recreational drug users suggest the need for further abuse liability testing of the oral formulation in opioid abusers.

In their visits, the police devise safety plans with the victims and check for evidence of further abuse and, when a past abuser is barred from the home, signs of his return.