abuse of privilegeの例文

• This case is a simple matter of abuse of privilege.
• It felt like an abuse of privilege.
• Some of Brazil's public servants abuse of privileges such as lifelong stability and salaries.
• Answer your actions and abuse of privileges, then we can talk about wonders of the world.
• Stamps for official use were prepared and carefully accounted for to combat the abuse of privileges by officials.
• I brought this issue here because of what appears to me to be an administrators abuse of privilege.
• Clearly abuse of privileges .  Preceding contribs ) 20 : 14, 20 July 2012 ( UTC)
• In what way is that an abuse of privilege ?-talk ) 10 : 36, 8 February 2012 ( UTC)
• It is for Parliament alone to determine what actions constitute an abuse of privilege and contempt, and the procedure for reaching a decision.
• While his actions were not illegal, they were an abuse of privileges and a breach of trust, said the company, which is a subsidiary of Electronic Arts.
• You will find few people as concerned about real abuse of privileges as myself, and I am often the first to act when I see something like that happening.
• A year and a half after the Salt Lake City scandal, despite professed openness and reform, the IOC still reeks of abuse of privilege, arrogance and brazen entitlement.
• In a monumental abuse of privilege, Liotta steals bodily fluids from his own autopsy room and risks health and sanity alike to relive his wife's final moments from her viewpoint.
• The use of penalties and warnings ( who gave them out and who received them ) is recorded so that the community managers can track behavior of troublemakers and also detect abuse of privileges.
• "Tromd醡h Guaire " ( also known as Imtheacht na Tromdhaimhe ) is an Irish piece of prose satire about the relationship between the patron and poet and the abuse of privilege.
• Since these secret keys are stored on company and government servers, abuse of privileges on this level would allow criminals to generate additional codes, which would appear to be genuine to the system.
• Waste, high costs and abuse of privilege are perennial charges lofted at many of its agencies, and that is why the United Nations created the Office of Internal Oversight Services in 1994, to monitor abuses.
• That was an apparent attempt to polish the army's image, tarnished by the military's bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in 1989, perceived corruption and abuse of privilege in the ranks.
• Where an MP has been found guilty of abuse of privilege in respect of anything said in Parliament by him or her, Parliament may order a suspension from privileges and immunities relating to liability to civil proceedings.
• The admin who blocked bugs was reversed, admitted himself the block was personal, was told he could have an ANI case if he wanted, and has been threatened with desysoping for his abuse of privilege.