Sentence examples for to systematically abuse from inspiring English sources

That is how good research can help improve democratic debate — not by judging which political argument is better or worse, but by identifying attempts to systematically abuse technology in order to drive people out of online conversation.

In 2003, Newcastle Crown Court heard how Husband, who became a minister in the United Reformed Church after 27 years in the prison service, had used his position of authority to systematically abuse his victims.

During his 2003 trial, Newcastle Crown Court heard Husband, who became a minister in the United Reformed Church after 27 years in the prison service, had used his position of authority to systematically abuse his victims between 1974 and 1984.

Since Barack Obama's election in 2008, the painless filibuster has come to be systematically abused by Republican senators seeking to frustrate the president's agenda.

Ingraffea and co-workers systematically abuse the concept of "global warming potential" in an effort to exaggerate the climate importance of methane leakage.

A friend recently posted a "guide to tough decisions", which started with: "Don't take money, directly or indirectly, from governments that systematically abuse human rights".

It was another twist to a scandal that has sent shock waves through the BBC and the police, as well as hospitals, children's homes and other institutions where children are said to have been systematically abused over decades.

A police spokesman said Walker, who is currently serving five years three months after being convicted in 2017 of abusing two other cadets, had befriended the boys and their families and used the opportunity to "systematically sexually abuse them".

"The Thai junta has sunk to a new low by charging an activist's mother under the 'insulting the monarchy' law, which has been systematically abused to silence critics," said Brad Adams, the Asia director of Human Rights Watch.

He added: "During these welfare visits, neither Mr Ahmed, Mr Iqbal nor Mr Rasul has ever alleged to us that they were systematically abused.

"I don't want to eat animals that were systematically abused their whole lives," Nuri Friedlander, a Muslim chaplain at Harvard University, told the Daily Beast.