Strict guidelines on domestic spying were imposed after abuses came to light in the 1970's.
On this method of communication the ordinance imposes censorship, abuse of which engendered the struggle in England which eventuated in the establishment of the doctrine of the freedom of the press embodied in our Constitution.
It is a mosaic of almost every conceivable usage and abuse imposed on innocent fauna struggling to persist in its murky waters, and succeeding.
It is hard to avoid the suspicion that March is still sulking as a result of the two-month stadium ban imposed for verbal abuse of a match official – there seems to be a lot of that about.
Current EU sanctions imposed for rights abuses include travel bans and asset freezes against Lukashenko and around 170 other individuals and 14 groups.
Assuming that the district court's sentencing decision is procedurally sound, the appellate court should then consider the substantive reasonableness of the sentence imposed under an abuse-of-discretion standard.
Mr Justice George Birmingham made the comment to Michael Counihan, SC, representing Kenneally, after it was claimed that the 14-year sentence imposed for sexually abusing ten boys aged between 12 and 16 in Waterford in the 1980s was not appropriate.
Councilwoman Janice Hahn, who represents the area, calls the growth of such yards in residential neighborhoods one of the worst abuses imposed by the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the nation's first- and second-largest seaports, respectively.
So to prevent abuse, it imposed a limit of a dozen interviews per person per year.
Vigilant investors are one answer to the "agency costs" imposed by managers who abuse the power granted to them by shareholders to line their own pockets (see article).
In June of that year a Vatican tribunal found Wesołowski guilty of abuse and imposed laicisation – returning to life as a layman, the toughest sentence under church law, and one which meant he lost diplomatic immunity.
