Sentence examples for vulnerable to abuses from inspiring English sources

The process is seen as necessary for security reasons, but vulnerable to abuses, especially if the Shiite militias take part.

While private sales at gun shows account for a small proportion of private gun sales, researchers say, they have been found vulnerable to abuses.

The doctrine of spousal refusal, the report says, is "vulnerable to abuses that divert resources from Medicaid's legitimate purpose — serving as a safety net for the needy — and turn the program into an entitlement for the less needy".

He acknowledges that the nonprofit economic sector he envisions could mushroom into a bureaucracy prone to all the excesses of big government and vulnerable to abuses by the private sector.

But the Amherst, Massachusetts-based group said many of the problems it observed are systemic and not unique to Nestlé; migrant workers throughout Thailand's seafood sector are vulnerable to abuses as they are recruited, hired and employed, said Verité.

"We live in the financial system all of the time, and we are incredibly dependent on it and incredibly vulnerable to abuses and unfair practices," said Lisa Donner, executive director of the pro-regulation group Americans for Financial Reform.

One-third of the random sample of abused children and those vulnerable to abuse were street children.

Green iguanas are particularly vulnerable to abuse.

Also fragile and fascinating, vulnerable to abuse.

However, sadly, it leaves them vulnerable to abuse and exploitation".

"It makes them extremely vulnerable to abuse," warned Acar.