The phrase "abuse error" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing mistakes or issues related to misuse or mistreatment, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The system flagged an abuse error, indicating that the user had violated the terms of service."
Alternatives: "misuse error" or "mistreatment error".
Safe harbour was supposed to remind those companies deliberately transferring data to the US that they couldn't escape obligations to protect that data from abuse, error, theft or illegitimate appropriation, even if under the guise of national security.
Impurity, cruelty, abuse, error, excrement, semen--there's no other way to be here.
While abuse, error and procedure neglect are clearly defined, caring neglect is often contested (e.g. patients may believe staff do not care about them, when this is not the case), and there may be divergent explanations as to whether and why a behaviour indicative of an uncaring attitude has occurred [ 58].
The faster these trading systems get, the more danger lies in market abuse, errors and mini- or full-blown flash crashes occurring.
Congress has in its power the ability to bring home the man without whom all the abuses, errors, and oversight workarounds would have continued unchecked.
1.21pm GMT Here Yochai Benkler calls on the US Congress to grant Snowden an amnesty: Congress has in its power the ability to bring home the man without whom all the abuses, errors, and oversight workarounds would have continued unchecked.
"When you switch from purely physiological criteria to a set of psychological criteria, you are opening the door to abuse and error," he said.
YouTube, that strange stew of the best and worst content on the web, is cracking down on abuse and error relating to kid-focused video.
WASHINGTON — Just as Congressional leaders are calling for an extension of a popular $8,000 taxcredit for first-time homebuyers, or even an expansion to all homebuyers, government investigators reported Thursday that audits suggest widespread abuse and errors in the program.
ADR reporting has recently been expanded to include all suspected ADRs, including overdose, misuse, abuse, medication errors and reactions associated with occupational exposure.
Even though systematic reviews are trust worthier than other types of evidence, all levels of the evidence hierarchy are under threats from systematic errors (bias); design errors (abuse of surrogate outcomes, composite outcomes, etc).; and random errors (play of chance).
