Sentence examples for invitations to abuse from inspiring English sources

"Omnibus bills are invitations to abuse," Mr. Daschle said.

"It's an invitation to abuse".

The time-honored practice of tax avoidance is also an invitation to abuse.

Letting soft money donations for party-building activities, he said, was an invitation to abuse.

He argued that a refusal to outlaw cruelty toward U.S.-held terrorist suspects was an implicit invitation to abuse.

"My turban and my beard afforded people an invitation to abuse me and my identity," he said.

The second theme is a simpler one: gathering up mountains of data on everyday people is an attractive nuisance and an invitation to abuse.

But a flawed section of the Ashcroft measure would permit widespread disclosure of wiretap information within the executive branch with no clear requirement that the shared information have a real connection to national security -- a clear invitation to abuse.

Giving the executive branch unilateral power to deny access to information needed in a litigation, Judge Albert B. Maris wrote for a unanimous three-judge panel, is an invitation to abuse.

"The language of the bill reflects how vague the activity that they're trying to get at is, and the problem is that it's an invitation to abuse, to selective enforcement based on the whims or prejudice of the individual police officer".

And the tenure process "is an invitation to abuse," says Howard Georgi, a Harvard physicist who has served on search committees and is a member of the new panel.