Sentence examples for intentionally abuse from inspiring English sources

He said the campaign was about cruelty, and about those who intentionally abuse their children, and not prosecuting struggling parents.

Furthermore, prosecutors who intentionally abuse their power to secure a wrongful conviction must be investigated and disciplined for their actions.

The Review Group turned up no indication that this database has been intentionally abused.

"As I have said previously, the committee has never identified an instance in which the N.S.A. has intentionally abused its authority to conduct surveillance for inappropriate purposes," she said.

Separately, the NSA's inspector general reported 12 cases in which officers and analysts with access to the spying systems intentionally abused them, usually to monitor their lovers' phone calls.

In August, following disclosures that the NSA had improperly collected data on thousands of Americans, Feinstein accused the Washington Post of misquoting her, saying her committee "has never identified an instance in which the NSA has intentionally abused its authority to conduct surveillance for inappropriate purposes".

The act or decision of a public authority is challengeable if it acted in bad faith, that is, it "intentionally abused its power or was reckless as to whether it did so".

We as a society have done an excellent job of staying intentionally silent to abuse in its many forms that plague so many of our youth, thus leaving them vulnerable to pimps.

But because it was not, regulators have a golden opportunity to find out if customers are being abused intentionally, or if rules and procedures are inadequate to deal with the new markets.

In this context, the threshold for abuse was intentionally causing or risking a physical injury that involved disfigurement or "protracted impairment of physical or emotional health".

Governing bodies for youth sports do not intentionally condone child sexual abuse, but there is much more they can do to protect children.