Sentence examples for misuse records from inspiring English sources

But he said that Congress must recognize concerns that the federal government would keep and possibly misuse records of gun purchases.

It would explicitly prohibit the creation of a national gun registry, and make it a felony, punishable by up to 15 years in prison, to misuse records from the national database used for background checks.

An evaluation of one of The Reader Organisation's shared reading projects, held within Mersey Care, an NHS trust specialising in treatment for mental ill-health and substance misuse, recorded the benefits of reading in company as described by one woman: "Doctors and stuff aren't always what you need.

Someone with an admission for personality disorder with drug misuse recorded as an additional secondary diagnosis would therefore be described as 'complicated personality disorder'.

Children whose mother had a history of alcohol misuse recorded on the medical record had a twofold higher odds of long-bone fracture (OR 2.33, 95% CI 1.13 to 4.82) compared to those without a record of alcohol misuse.

A more recent report from a deployed UK military population found that only 3 of 9 PCS symptoms remained associated with mTBI after adjustment for current PTSD symptoms as well as psychological distress and alcohol misuse recorded before deployment.

While such data can certainly be misused, records of overseas financial transfers are less sensitive from a privacy point of view than, say, the contents of phone calls or e-mails.

"Our bill explicitly bans the federal government from creating a registry and creates a new penalty for misusing records to create a registry a felony punishable by 15 years in prison". They also point out that they will not require background checks for transfers between family and friends.

-- An L.A. research group says it has created a screening tool that can predict who is likely to become chronically homeless, but county officials don't want to use it because they say it misuses records.

The episode was discovered as part of a continuing investigation by the Justice Department inspector general into the F.B.I.'s misuse of records demands.

Health plans worry that they will be held legally responsible if law and accounting firms with which they do business misuse medical records.