The phrase "abuse delay" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation where someone is intentionally causing a delay in a process, possibly related to abuse, but the phrase itself lacks clarity.
Example: "The ongoing abuse delay in processing the application has frustrated many applicants."
Alternatives: "manipulate the timeline" or "exploit the delay".
But the Philippines-based OFW (Overseas Foreign Workers) Watch, which supports Filipino migrant workers, said physical abuse, delayed and refused salaries, the misrepresentation of employers and contracts and passport confiscations were common issues in Qatar.
In addition to physical injuries and sexually transmitted diseases, which can be more easily imputed to aggression, other disorders such as depression, suicide, drug abuse, delayed beginning of prenatal care and preterm birth have been associated with maltreatment of women [ 3].
The report also recommended stepped-up efforts to recruit minorities, new efforts to improve police-community relations and abolition of the so-called 48-hour rule, a union contract provision that allows officers charged with a specific case of abuse to delay by two days being interviewed by superiors about it.
Meredith Alling, who is 1in6′s development and communications director, noted that male victims of sexual abuse may delay seeking treatment even longer than women who have had similar experiences given the lingering stigma. .
Pregnant women subjected to abuse often delay seeking antenatal care[ 42, 43].
In addition, patients leaving the emergency department without being correctly diagnosed might continue their abuse and delay specialized follow-up visits in an outpatient context, finally developing a condition of chronic treatment-resistant psychosis.
Exclusion criteria for both groups included epilepsy, lifetime substance abuse, developmental delay, psychosis and head trauma with loss of consciousness, prior brain, spinal or peripheral nerve surgery and structural abnormalities on visual inspection of conventional T1-weighted magnetic resonance images.
In addition, concurrent psychopathology (e.g., substance abuse) may delay or disrupt certain developmental processes, such that the cognitive capacities of anxious adolescents may differ considerably from those of non-anxious same-aged peers (Oetzel and Scherer 2003).
This would make apparent the lawyer's abuse of delays and give the judge an opportunity to end it.
