--the rejection of the plaintiff's claim to the court of law when it finds that he/she has
abusively exercised a subjective right.
He spoke to Martin who confirmed she had asked Munro if she would play but the player had responded
abusively.
"China urges the United States to respect the WTO rulings and correct its wrongdoings of
abusively using trade remedy measures, and to ensure an environment of fair competition for Chinese enterprises," said China's foreign trade ministry in a statement.
"What this is all about is that some people drink a lot and fall asleep; but you drink a lot and then behave
abusively."
When someone has been treating you badly or
abusively, you are far better off being on your own.
When partners treat each other disrespectfully and
abusively, they are better off apart.
A toy horse, its head
abusively bound in burlap, has glanced at us but now avoids our eye as if fearing more punishment.
The famous comic poet Aristophanes, who used obscene language
abusively, satirised everything and everybody in his plays, including the gods, even the dead (e.g.
Asked about the allegation that civil servants had been spoken to
abusively, Mr Dent said: "I don't know what they're talking about".
Third, foreign powers such as Russia, the British Empire and France were negatively and
abusively influential in the emergence of the Armenian question, and their insistence on interfering with the matter makes Turks understandably more defensive.
"The defendant responded
abusively and they got in an argument.
Nearly 150 thousand hectares dedicated to the production of mushrooms earlier held by family members of the ousted president were
abusively fragmented after the Revolution, she pointed out.
