The phrase "abuse of article" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the misuse of a specific article in grammar, but the phrase itself lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The student's essay contained an abuse of article, leading to confusion in the meaning of several sentences."
Alternatives: "misuse of article" or "incorrect use of article".
The abuse of power article noted that obstructing justice was one way in which presidential power was abused.
Torture is outlawed in Russia, but it is not explicitly defined in the country's legal code and was traditionally prosecuted under article 286, "Abuse of power", and article 302, "Coercion to give evidence".
A proper starting point is the abuse-of-power allegations in article two of the impeachment resolution against President Nixon that caused this committee to vote 28-10 to impeach him.
All of Malaysia's attention was focused there too, on the courtroom in Kuala Lumpur in which the trial opened this week of Anwar Ibrahim, who until September 2nd was the country's deputy prime minister and finance minister and who now stands accused of sodomy and abuse of power (see article).
In August the business secretary, Sajid Javid, launched an investigation into the abuse of tipping following articles by the Guardian, the Observer and other newspapers about dubious tipping practices.
And he doesn't know any middle-class Indian or Chinese children, in this day and age, who allow themselves to be subjected to the type of abuse the article details.
CHARLES E. SCHUMER (D) -- Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I've always felt that Article IV, the abuse of power parts of these articles of impeachment, was the greatest reach of all, when there are lots of high reaches going on -- or long reaches going on.
A refusal to deal can indeed constitute an abuse of dominant position under Article 82.
He said he would vote yes on the fourth article, abuse of power.
The opposition will propose amendments specifically to decriminalise Ms Tymoshenko's article (abuse of office without personal gain), which dates to Soviet days.
In the interest of limiting future presidential abuse of the pardon (news article, Feb. 13), Congress should consider restricting the pardon power to a president's first term.
