Sentence examples for room for abuse from inspiring English sources

Which, to my mind, leaves even more room for abuse.

In the last year, she said, the commission has adopted rules that "significantly tighten" the wiggle room for abuse.

Although the site clearly states the papers are for reference only, I feel there is a lot of room for abuse.

"Orphan assets", no longer legally owned by the person who put the money into the trust but not yet belonging to the trust's potential beneficiaries, offer plenty of room for abuse.

"The building program uses actual utility bill data, so there really isn't room for abuse," said Merrilee Harrigan, vice president for education at the Alliance to Save Energy, a nonprofit group in Washington.

Today the internet certainly creates room for abuse, in the form of digital vandalism and crime, as well as mass surveillance, which was largely absent in the early days, when the net "used to be just geeks", Mr Cerf says.

But Mr. Siegel said that the city's ad hoc approach left room for abuses, including racial profiling.

We will no longer have a bureaucrat or a clerk doing this, although "appropriately trained" leaves a little room for abuses.

"In light of the fact that setting limits still allows room for abuses and people to go around policies, I think we need to adopt a position that this is something that we just need to get rid of.

The majority in the European Parliament is of the opinion that ACTA is too vague, leaving the room for abuses and raising concern about its impact on consumers' privacy and civil liberties, on innovation and the free flow of information.

370,000 people treated in hospital emergency rooms for abusing illegal drugs in 2005, with overdose rates for heroin, cocaine, pharmaceuticals and drugs mixed with alcohol far higher than among teenagers.