Sentences with phrase «never abuse his power»

As though he would never abuse his power if made king of the world.

Not exact matches

In fact the reality that an abuser who remains in power and will keep abusing new and unsuspecting victims unless the abused cry out never even seemed to register with you.

It would seem that the only belief system immune to the abuse of power is the belief system which has never been politically implemented.

Holding onto that kind of mentality is never healthy, I agree, but there is no shame or lack of power with acknowledging that you have been a victim of some abuse or miscarriage of justice in any way shape or form.

Just to show the power of the Catholic church, look at all the decades and probably countless thousands of people that were abused and they never were held accountable to any degree worth mentioning.

In a letter to the Guardian, Jayne Ozanne, a senior member of the general synod for the diocese of Oxford, said: «Abuse of power, particularly in relation to sexual misdemeanours, will never be dealt with by those within the same said power structures.

Instead I'll point out what Father Neuhaus, irresponsibly, never mentions: a major theme of both Powell's book and my article is that the Court can and does abuse the power of judicial review.

I don't like him and never will but Bud seems to have abused some power by getting him suspended this long.

We meant to say that we would stand up to the abuse of corporate power as the Tories never will.

As the main findings concern women who have never married, improved financial stability increases the bargaining power of women entering marriage, thus reducing domestic abuse and divorce, while improving outcomes for children.

Whilst many players would be right to question the lack of impact a gameplay decision such as this would normally result in, the developers were clever with when and where they allowed you to use this power, never letting you abuse the system when things matter most.

The mere existence of the licensor's unfettered discretion, coupled with the power of prior restraint, intimidates parties into censoring their own speech, even if the discretion and power are never actually abused.