Examples of 'subject to abuse' in a sentence
Meaning of "subject to abuse"
subject to abuse: Denotes something that is likely to be misused or mistreated
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Children were often subject to abuse during interrogation.
Drugs are not merely substances subject to abuse.
You have been subject to abuse for a while.
He knows that the practice is subject to abuse.
Children subject to abuse and neglect.
Both types of vulnerability are viewed as capable of being subject to abuse.
They have been subject to abuse and neglect.
Both types of vulnerability were acknowledged as capable of being subject to abuse.
The information on children subject to abuse and neglect was insufficient.
All types of dosage unit are potentially subject to abuse.
This United Nations mechanism has been subject to abuse and exploitation for political purposes.
The spousal sponsorship program has been subject to abuse.
However, the site is still subject to abuse by malicious individuals.
We therefore want to be absolutely certain that it is not subject to abuse.
They may be subject to abuse.
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The power to make others do what you command is subject to abuse.
This may mean we are subject to abuse and ridicule.
Amnesty rejects claims that the existing system has been subject to abuse.
Antitussives and decongestants are also subject to abuse and are therefore also included.
The point here is that contempt is something that unfortunately can be subject to abuse.
The IEC billing system is subject to abuse by vendors.
This system has deviated significantly from its original principle and is now subject to abuse.
But they are also subject to abuse.
Imelda Cortez was subject to abuse by her stepfather for years from the age of 12.
No way this could be subject to abuse.
Similarly, civilians were subject to abuse and arbitrary restrictions to freedom of movement.
Marijuana is also far less addictive and far less subject to abuse than many drugs.
Under this tradition, girls are held in perpetual bondage and are often subject to abuse.
Many of the pharmaceutical preparations subject to abuse are manufactured in India.
As we see here in the case of pharmaceutical patents, they are subject to abuse.
And many jobs are casual ones, subject to abuse and exploitation.
The works have varying values, yet not infrequently they are subject to abuse.
Parents of a U.S. Citizen subject to abuse can also apply.
While this good intention is meant to help others… this would be subject to abuse.
It also makes them subject to abuse.
But school certificate and UTME exams are also subject to abuse.
IP or the full URL subject to abuse.
Human rights have become sacred, entrenched and inalienable and are not subject to abuse.
Spravato contains esketamine and may be subject to abuse and diversion.
In India, many working elephants are alleged to have been subject to abuse.
Even trades union leaders have been subject to abuse and threats.
As well-intentioned as Mosiah 's program was, it was quickly subject to abuse.
Family reunification and formation programmes may be subject to abuse unless properly managed.
The term ‘ ' competent authority '' is not defined, making the law subject to abuse.
As the case was heavily publicized, she was subject to abuse and harassment.
Which it was originally created, is subject to abuse.
On the other, it was subject to abuse.
Potential for abuse A satellite licensing process can be subject to abuse in two ways.
Street children or " Shegués ", often orphaned, are subject to abuse by the police and military.
And was abused . It was scary because it was subject to abuse.
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