Sentence examples for misuse such as from inspiring English sources

It says countries should take all necessary measures to prevent their misuse, such as ensuring that accurate information on the real (or "beneficial") owner is available to "competent authorities".

Mad Pride, held each year on Bastille Day (because the people released from the Bastille were deemed "insane") seeks to "reclaim terms like 'mad', 'nutter', and 'psycho' from misuse, such as in tabloid newspapers, celebrate mental health survivor culture and explore the positives of madness".

Opponents of the move say that there is room for misuse, such as not taking the pill at the same time every day, missing days, or taking the pills out of sequence, but, a few years ago, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists found that birth-control pills were safe enough to be sold over the counter.

The evidence suggests that to support people towards employment, more is required than just treatment for substance misuse, such as effective labour market interventions.

However, 320,000 represented deaths in young people aged 15 29 years, for whom the acute consequences of alcohol misuse (such as alcohol-related road traffic accidents) can be more common [ 3].

At present, there are several ways available to help detect drug misuse, such as urine drug testing (UDT), psychosocial screening interviews and screening tools (self-report or clinician rated) [ 6].

There is an urgent need of antibiotic policy in these countries because in countries where carbapenems have been misused, such as India or Pakistan, outbreaks of carbapenems resistant Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae have been experienced [ 11].

Finally, many teaching sessions were offered that addressed specific substance misuse topics such as describing the link between substance misuse and accidents, lung disease or mental health (n = 584, an average of 32 sessions per medical school).

The coalition is keener to use (and misuse) terms such as fair and progressive to describe its assault on public services and people that depend on them – and the opposition throws the same language back again.

However, some patients who receive a prescription for opioids may be prone to non-adherence or misuse behaviors, such as escalation of their opioids, visiting multiple providers, or other overt drug-seeking behaviors [ 6, 7].

Even the best spell checker won't flag commonly misused words such as: "there" when you meant "their"; "you're" when you meant "your"; etc. Use a grammar checker if your computer program has one.