Sentence examples for misusing from inspiring English sources

Fellow Iona patron Professor Patricia Casey was publicly rebuked on two separate occasions last year for misusing research from both Uppsala University and UNICEF to reach the same dubious conclusion, prompting UNICEF Ireland's executive director Melanie Verwoerd to slam Casey's spin as "incorrect and unacceptable".

Can we all please stop having "issues around" misusing prepositions in the belief that it also lends immediacy, vitality etc?

His termination letter accused him of misusing corporate assets.

Investors, they suggest, should not draw the wrong conclusions from the fact that the company is misusing its muscle now.

They are behind a smear-campaign inquiry, known as the Clearstream affair, in which Dominique de Villepin, a former prime minister, is about to be tried in court and Mr Sarkozy is a civil plaintiff.Yet some investigating judges have also been criticised for misusing their own powers.

Palestinian sympathisers accuse pro-Israeli groups of misusing the term "anti-Semitism" to stigmatise legitimate criticism.

Even devolution on the government's more limited scale will sometimes go wrong (on November 4th commissioners were sent into Tower Hamlets, a London borough, where the elected mayor was accused of misusing public money).

A commentary last year in the Legal Daily claimed that many places were misusing the funds and had fudged their figures to qualify as impoverished.

Solidarity, when misused (and I am not accusing Pascal Lamy of misusing it), is basically an appeal to a special loyalty, based on an accident of birth, geography or class.

Eleven days later Italy invaded Albania, complaining that Zog was misusing Italian money.The king, queen and their prince fled to Greece.

In the meantime, the country's weak president is now free to criticise his counterparts for misusing so much of their strength.