The phrase "abuse infringement" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a violation related to abuse, but the combination of the two words does not form a standard expression.
Example: "The organization is taking legal action against the company for abuse infringement related to their treatment of employees."
Alternatives: "abuse violation" or "abuse breach".
This includes helping improve infrastructure and delivery systems, understanding how our Services or theirs are used, securing systems, and fighting spam, abuse, or infringement activities.
However it notes that data will still be shared "for other purposes such as improving infrastructure and delivery systems, understanding how our services or theirs are used, securing systems, and fighting spam, abuse, or infringement activities".
They can also become vulnerable to trafficking and sexual abuse and infringements on their cultural identity stemming from a possible loss of home, nationhood and childhood.
"I voted against this bill because it doesn't take action on the warrantless search loophole and still allows for government overreach, abuses and infringement on the freedoms guaranteed by our constitution," said Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis). in a statement.
These blanket swoops into communities and neighbourhoods without intelligence or justification, as in the case of the draconian use of Section 60, is a clear abuse and an infringement of our civil liberties.
If the company's employees can access it for example, to monitor for copyright infringement, abuse of their terms of service, or to reset your password the system is not failsafe.
If the company's employees can access it--for example, to monitor for copyright infringement, abuse of their terms of service, or to reset your password--the system is not failsafe.
"What I have seen every time is a miss in the relationship, in the attachment, with parents who are consumed with how a child does, not who she is, to, at the other extreme, gross infringement and abuse," she said.
Günter Verheugen, the enlargement commissioner, told MEPs there were individual cases of infringement and abuse but the government "does seem to be doing what it can to stop this practice".
