| The loophole means investors are left out in the cold if their broker misuses the money and goes bust. |
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| He has a thing for knock-knock jokes with no punch line and often misuses words and expressions. |
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| The Prime Minister misuses a news clipping to smear an MP, which is totally wrong. |
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| If greater trust is placed in the recipient states, that presupposes that the recipients are fully answerable for any misuses. |
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| In effect, such manipulative discourse misuses trade language to justify non-compliance with human rights standards. |
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| The need for reform is justified, above all, by misuses of funds and subsidy fraud in recent years. |
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| However, there are potential misuses and abuses of this form of written communication, with clinical and ethical implications. |
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| National and international regulations can also help prevent misuses in applications of research. |
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| The focus of this event was on the potential misuses of the Internet and freedom of expression. |
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| It sets out in detail some of the misunderstandings and misuses of electricity and electrical appliances. |
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| The benzodiazepines are used for a very broad range of indications, but one of their more common misuses is as ongoing sleeping pills. |
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| In fact, the optimisation of control and management systems contribute greatly to reducing losses and misuses by users. |
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| Reduce losses and misuses by setting up efficiency objectives for each sector of use. |
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| The Code now allows an employer to only take disciplinary action against an employee who misuses or abuses their right to refuse dangerous work. |
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| Suddenly he is exposed as a criminal who secretly misuses government funds. |
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| Particular attention should be given to the power of the visual image and the dangers of its misuses. |
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| If you've ever despaired over the misuses and misunderstandings, and just plain apathy around punctuation these days then this book will delight you. |
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| Their abuses and misuses are not the slapdash errors of unlettered hacks, but the carefully conceived creations of educated men and women. |
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| Possible uses and misuses of polygraphy were explored as well as the need for regulations and control. |
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| By necessity, the authors disclaim their liability with regard to misinterpretations or misuses of the information contained in it. |
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| For instance, the author systematically misuses the past perfect tense and passive voice in a way that makes it impossible to understand temporal relations. |
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| The Commission, having eventually clarified the relevant facts of the case, was at that moment able to assess whether there has been misuses of earlier decisions. |
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| However, none of these limitations, or potential misuses of descriptive research, should be considered a fatal limitation on the potential utility of these research documents. |
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| France Telecom and w-HA decline all and any responsibilities in case of misuses of the service proved not to have respected the current conditions. |
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| In this clamorous day and age, independent-minded individuals should be on the constant look-out for wordfacts and other calculated misuses of language. |
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| What is important to note is the outsider position of the influence peddler: he cannot take decisions himself, but misuses his real or alleged influence on other persons. |
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| The most common misuses of e-mail are fakemail and spam. Fakemail is the act of sending an e-mail that appears to be from another individual. |
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| Aboriginal peoples have also expressed concerns about the uses and possible misuses of their personal information and about the issue of security and the ability of institutions to protect the data they have collected. |
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| Fifty years after the discovery of the dna double helix structure, this year will mark, I am sure, the determination of the international community to anticipate the possible misuses of that discovery. |
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| Rapid test kits should be available only in those settings and under those conditions in which their benefits will be most likely realized and the potential misuses prevented. |
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| The Essen Council in December 1994 asked Member States to submit reports on their measures to combat wastefulness and the misuses of Community resources. |
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