Sentence examples for overuse of force from inspiring English sources

After Scott's death, it emerged, through documents obtained by the New York Times, that Slager had used his Taser 14 times during his five years as a North Charleston police officer, prompting suggestions of a routine overuse of force.

Both the U.S. and the world have paid the price for Washington's overuse of force.

Despite claims that investigations had been undertaken by the authorities in to the incident, no one has been found responsible for the blatant overuse of force by the army.

Just days after Tamir was killed the U.S. Department of Justice released harshly critical results of a civil rights investigation on overuse of force by the Cleveland police department and called for massive reforms.

Over the years, the Justice Department has signed many such consent decrees with local law enforcement agencies over excesses in a single area, like an overuse of serious force or racial profiling.

Albuquerque police chief Gorden Eden won't admit overuse of deadly force in the recent shooting of James Boyd.

"One would think body cams and smartphone footage of these situations would limit police brutality and overuse of fatal force, but it hasn't.

If brand-new Albuquerque police chief Gorden Eden won't admit overuse of deadly force in the recent shooting of James Boyd, Santa Fe residents hope the point will be driven home — literally — when they bring a hearse to town on Tuesday.

And on sharp descents, the five-speed Tiptronic transmission resolutely refused to engage first gear except for an instant after a standing stop, forcing overuse of the brake pedal.

However, forced overuse of impaired forelimbs during the first 7 days after brain injury results in the expansion of the neural injury in the areas representing the forelimb in the sensorimotor cortex in rats and strongly interferes with the restoration of function (Humm et al. 1998).

In perhaps the only announcement of the speech, Obama said a task force would investigate the overuse of solitary confinement.