Human rights advocates argue that the government has misused powerful laws meant to stop a repeat of the killing, sometimes using them to sideline political opponents.
Moreover, professionals can misuse their powerful roles to resist the implementation of certain business format elements that are necessary to reach competitive advantage and efficiency but are not in the professionals' interests [ 11].
He warned that the libel laws were "rather like a knife that can cut both ways – in defence of the truth and of the vulnerable as well as being open to misuse by the powerful".
This is part of the province's strategy to combat misuse of the powerful narcotics.
Kadhim Shubber of CoinDesk told the BBC that, "With the price of bitcoin currently almost £400, there is certainly a strong temptation to misuse access to a powerful computer for mining". He urged that institutions ensure there are good safeguards in place in order to prevent further similar instances of unauthorised bitcoin mining.
SHANGHAI — Ten central government departments, including the powerful Ministry of Finance, "misused or embezzled" more than $660 million last year, according to the latest report from China's top auditor.
In 2000 1.2% of Americans had misused these drugs, mostly powerful painkillers; by 2010, the proportion of users had doubled to 2.7%, second only to marijuana, long the most commonly used illegal drug.In 2008, according to the CDC, some 15,000 people died after overdosing on prescription opioids and narcotics like oxycodone and hydrocodone.
Investigators say state Sen. Nathaniel T. Oaks (D-Baltimore), a member of the powerful Senate Finance Committee, misused his State House letterhead and introduced legislation for the fake real estate project of a businessman who gave the lawmaker more than $15,000 in cash last year.
But a closer look at the legislation dispels any notion this bill would have the kind of impact necessary to stave off climate change's worst impacts and alter the course of climate disruption; it misuses taxation as a powerful incentive on behavior change necessary to the transformation of the transport sector.
In multivariate analyses (Table 5), age, self-reported histories of cocaine or alcohol abuse, drug or DUI convictions were shown to be the most powerful predictors of misuse (AUC, 0.827).
