Sentence examples for making abuse from inspiring English sources

The measure weakened judicial supervision of how these powers are exercised, making abuse far more likely.

In some states, a person making abuse accusations has to sue before turning 20.

How are we making abuse acceptable in our society?

Naloxone has no psychotropic effects, making abuse unlikely.

Both characters remember what happened in such a different ways that the events are either glossed over to the extreme of making abuse seem like ecstatic pleasure, as in Neil's case, or else it is completely suppressed, as in Brian's.

Their goals extend beyond curbing the violence in the sex trade and making abuse easier for prostitutes to report; they want to see prostitution abolished for good, but that's easier said than done.

The anonymity of online discussion, Wheaton says, makes abuse inevitable.

Mr. Olson replied that the law included provisions that make abuse of the data illegal.

"I don't think there was anything in the theology which made abuse OK.

It recommends that the law should be amended to make abuse of intrusive capabilities a criminal offence.

In 2010, 683 people made abuse accusations for the first time, with 653 of them reporting alleged abuse from years ago.