Sentence examples for perceived abuses from inspiring English sources

The ABI wants to nail several recent perceived abuses.

United States Representative Charles B. Rangel drew cheers when he described perceived abuses in law enforcement.

He and several other Democrats also used their speeches to assail perceived abuses by private insurers.

He is not alone in taking aim at perceived abuses of short-selling.

What earlier Americans considered more dangerous to the social fabric than diversity were perceived abuses within English itself.

This militarization of the domestic police force and other perceived abuses of state authority might give the issue of police brutality against blacks a different kind of framing.

"There was no history of real or perceived abuse," he said.

But some shoppers said that the perceived abuse is due to more than just cultural misunderstandings.

The Supreme Court, preoccupied of late with perceived abuse of the writ, has piled up restrictive, technical rules.

As such, certain types of ESAs may be banned or have limitations by some organizations (for example, by certain airlines) due to perceived abuse of their policies.

Reeves made her proposal on Mail Online, the website of one of the newspapers that has campaigned hardest against migrants' perceived abuse of the welfare system.