11.   A wise decision would recognize both the rights of suffering terminally ill patients and the duty of states to craft safeguards to prevent abuse.

12.   Advocates say the law prevents abuses in immigration cases.

13.   After the ruling, legislators from Meretz and strictly Orthodox parties indicated that they were ready to negotiate a compromise bill that would regulate the exemptions and prevent abuses.

14.   All these things happened because Clinton allowed a systemic disrespect for the normal barriers that might have prevented such abuses.

15.   Britain and most other developed countries, Edwards said, have some type of national authority governing the practice of fertility medicine to prevent such abuses.

16.   But Gregory expressed commitment along with contrition, pledging that bishops would learn from the past and do their best to prevent abuse in the future.

17.   But he added that regulators and insurance companies needed to do more to prevent further abuses.

18.   But in case there is a problem, the industry has voluntarily adopted standards to prevent such abuses.

19.   But the ethical rules designed to prevent abuses are worded vaguely and are open to wide interpretation.

20.   But they said the cutbacks in Medicaid were needed to prevent abuse by some states.