Sentence examples for in abuses from inspiring English sources

Regulators already have some power to rein in abuses.

After waves of negative publicity, lawmakers have taken steps to rein in abuses.

(Indeed, the report acknowledges that current estimates almost certainly undercount such violations).Better oversight may help rein in abuses.

It is up to Congress to rein in abuses by toughening the laws that govern this industry.

The Federal Election Commission — long criticized for its reluctance to rein in abuses — has itself called this a "growing problem" and pushed to tighten the rules.

She stoutly defended Commissioner Raymond Kelly of the New York Police Department, while supporting the creation of an inspector general with broad powers to rein in abuses at the department.

But he and other party officials have also indicated that they have no appetite for the sweeping political changes that liberal critics say are needed to restrain the power of officials and rein in abuses.

Daniel Ravicher of PubPat said he was disappointed with the ruling: "The regulations tried to rein in abuses of the patent system; without them, the abuses will continue".

The last major change to the patent system, the 2011 America Invents Act, took almost six years to come together, but it failed to rein in abuses by NPEs.

For nearly three years, the administration has attempted to rein in abuses at for-profit institutions that leave students with huge debts and few job prospects.

How can technology companies allow the free flow of ideas while reining in abuses?