Sentence examples for routinely misuse from inspiring English sources

Lawyers close to the territorial government in Santa Fe, and closely aligned with the Republican Party that dominated Washington, D.C., and controlled the territorial patronage system, would routinely misuse authority over the law to defraud residents of land and enrich themselves from sales to ranchers and settlers from the east.

Had anyone bothered to do so they might have discovered the word is routinely misused.

Miranda's treatment showed schedule 7 for what it is: a chillingly over-broad power, routinely misused.

Nathan Z. Dershowitz, a New York lawyer who represented Dr. Sybers in his appeal, said evidence is routinely misused in criminal trials.

Schedule 7 has been a blot on our legal landscape for years – breathtakingly broad and intrusive, ripe for discrimination, routinely misused.

But the MSG Network's Walt Frazier routinely states the obvious, overstates the routine, misuses words and exaggerates the action occurring before him.

For a good example of how American reporters routinely go after American misuse of American law, you can do worse than starting with work that has appeared within these pages.

However, he claims that a strong network of friends is crucial to maintaining recovery, and points to 2007 guidance from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, which advises that all addiction treatment "should routinely provide people who misuse drugs with information about self-help groups.

While the VA routinely screens for alcohol misuse, current results suggest that non-drinkers are also at risk for poor mental and physical health.

US research suggests advice and support are not routinely available for substance misuse clients undergoing treatment.

Amongst these, the urinary level of 3′-hydroxystanozolol, post deglucuronidation, is routinely used for screening stanozolol misuse [8 10].