Sentence examples for misuse against from inspiring English sources
"The use of a hood as a piece of police equipment is frightening and raises real concerns about its potential for misuse against the most vulnerable and discriminated against sections of society".
Amnesty also claimed they had been misused against children and the elderly.
Opposition lawmaker Nurul Izzah Anwar said in a statement that the new laws could be misused against political opponents.
If it appears that American-made weapons are being misused against domestic political opponents, deliveries can and should be held up and training programs suspended.
Partly in response to these revelations, additional laws were established in the 1970s to ensure that our intelligence capabilities could not be misused against our citizens.
Some Democrats grumbled privately today that the penalties in the bills that did pass today were too severe or that the legislation could be misused against legitimate political groups.
"On the left of politics, there are deeply held concerns that, in our country's past, investigatory powers have been misused against trades unionists and ordinary people who are campaigning for justice.
Their concerns were compounded by the fact that black and Asian people were four times more likely to be stopped under section 44 and there was a risk that the power could be misused against demonstrators.
But Beck's show would also be a great venue for Obama to discuss some of the other topics that have been grossly misused against him, such as racism, Socialism, Communism and Nazism.
People deserve to know how executions are going to be carried out, drug manufacturers deserve to know whether their products are being misused against their wishes and prison officials should be accountable for the mistakes they make.
In its Decision on Africa's Relationship with the International Criminal Court, the AU reiterated its "concern on the politicization and misuse of indictments against African leaders by the ICC" and suggested that prosecutions against heads of state, like President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto of Kenya, "could undermine sovereignty, stability, and peace".
