The phrase "abuse loan" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a loan that is misused or exploited, but the phrase itself is ambiguous and lacks context.
Example: "The investigation revealed that the company was involved in an abuse loan scheme, taking advantage of vulnerable borrowers."
Alternatives: "misused loan" or "exploitative loan".
Workers say drug abuse, loan-sharking, prostitution and violence are commonplace at the home, a far cry from what was envisioned for Seaport a generation ago.
Current and former workers said two residents openly deal crack from their rooms, contributing to the drug abuse, loan-sharking, prostitution and violence that have gripped the home for years.
Mr. Swartz, 43, and Mr. Kozlowski, 57, are accused of stealing more than $600 million from Tyco by hiding unapproved pay and bonuses, abusing loan programs, secretly forgiving loans and manipulating Tyco's stock price by lying about the company's finances.
Prosecutors contend that Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz abused relocation loan programs at Tyco to improperly enrich themselves and others and never received the required approval from Tyco's board to forgive loans.
It was revealed on Tuesday that the Football Association were investigating claims Di Canio racially abused on-loan striker Jonathan Tehoue.
"The concept was good," Mr. Findlay said, "but the widespread abuse of the loan programs led to their demise".
Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz were convicted in Manhattan of stealing approximately $137 million from Tyco through unauthorized bonuses and the abuse of company loan programs.
"Abuse Growing in Loan Option for the Elderly" (front page, Oct. 15), about reverse mortgages, is an unfair snapshot of a financial product that has afforded a better life to more than 700,000 American senior citizens.
The pressure for new regulations stems from a surge of complaints about loan abuses by a number of lenders.
And there's plenty of evidence that some lenders relied on what the Federal Reserve has called "fraud" and "abuse" to push loans on unwitting borrowers.
As a result, many victims of foreclosure abuses like bungled loan modifications, deficient paperwork, excessive fees and wrongful evictions will most likely get less money.
