Sentence examples for law abused from inspiring English sources

I think there are worse laws for the technology industry and its customers, but the CFAA is more than bad enough – a vague, outdated and Draconian law, abused by the government in several high-profile cases – to have spurred calls for repeal.

We reach out to children living in the streets, working in hazardous conditions, broken the law, abused and neglected, and those caught in armed conflict and affected by strife and disasters.

The misery of daughters-in-law abused after moving in with their husbands' extended families is a staple of crime reports and soap operas.Amid this sea of misery, the anonymous medical student's fate stood out chiefly because she was representative of India's emerging middle class.

If the founders of this great nation saw its laws abused, as when applied to these minor protests, I think they would be shocked and offended.

Ross Perlin unfairly views colleges as complicit in labor law abuses ("Unpaid Interns, Complicit Colleges," Op-Ed, April 3).

These range from homicides and mosque burnings to job, school and zoning law abuses, according to the Justice Department.

It is interesting that one of the defendants, Maia Topuria, has hired two U.S.-based lawyers and a Washington law firm to lobby NATO and NATO capitals over alleged rule of law abuses with regard to the case.

A1 Election Law Abuses Cited Two advocacy groups accused the Democratic and Republican parties of breaking federal election law by using soft-money contributions to pay for commercials promoting the Bush and Gore campaigns.

A6 Law Abuses Charged in Mexico In Mexico, attempts to jail Lydia Cacho, who had written a book about child pornography and pedophile rings in Cancún, have raised questions about the rich and powerful using their influence to silence critics.

While there is no evidence that his actions violated the law, abuse of the foreign tax credit has been a problem for the Internal Revenue Service.

President John Sweeney forwarded that letter to USW International President Leo W. Gerard because the steelworkers represent Firestone workers in the U.S. Gerard assigned me to investigate the child labor and environmental law abuses alleged in the letter.