Sentence examples for obvious abuse from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, though, this obvious abuse of power might work to our advantage.

In April, the company announced the introduction of a new, always-on filter to ensure that the most obvious abuse didn't arrive in people's notification columns.

"It's not obvious abuse: it's emerged over time and much of the power lies in the silences, in what Rob isn't saying".

For months, Republican members have cynically withheld their votes, rejecting staff investigators' sound recommendations for citations and fines in current cases of obvious abuse.

And while Mr. Smith's depiction of a bachelor party for a Goldman trader, replete with a topless woman in a hot tub, will not go down as Goldman's finest moment, there was no obvious abuse of corporate funds at that party, or at anytime during his time there, at least that he cared to mention.

That research analysts may have been paid for getting banking business, even indirectly, was such an obvious abuse that no firm could justify it.

In general, even without the obvious abuses of the past, the journalists have slipped easily into being cheerleaders for the new democrats.

But until such reforms are enacted, Modern Courts has proposed an effective way to curb the most obvious abuses through a simple, practical recusal rule that would automatically mandate judicial disqualification when a judge's election campaign received $1,000 or more from a party or the party's lawyer(s).

Upon being alerted of these bafflingly obvious abuses of their systems, the companies' responses all struck the same notes: "this is against our rules, we have no idea how it happened, and it's fixed now".

Nations on the verge of change need and require true and solid national human rights groups to lead the fight against the obvious abuses of government.

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