The phrase "abuse provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or policy contexts to refer to a clause or section that addresses the issue of abuse, often in contracts or regulations.
Example: "The contract includes an abuse provision that allows for termination if any form of harassment is reported."
Alternatives: "abuse clause" or "abuse policy".
The law allows the government to ban a Web site if there is sufficient suspicion that one of eight crimes is being committed via the site: encouraging suicide, sexual abuse of children, facilitation of drug abuse, provision of dangerous substances for health care, obscenity, prostitution, gambling or crimes regulated in Turkish Code 5816 (crimes against Ataturk).
Shell said it had agreed in principle with the FSA and SEC - "without admitting or denying their findings" - that it breached market abuse provisions related to the calculation of its reserves.
The President has proposed narrow changes which I support, including completely closing the coverage gap for seniors' prescription drugs, eliminating the special Nebraska funding provision, providing additional federal financing to all states to help pay for the expansion of Medicaid, and strengthening the Medicare waste, fraud, and abuse provisions.
His plan would also bolster anti-abuse provisions in the law to prevent employees from loading up on overtime in their final working years to inflate their payouts.
Anti-abuse provisions – defining which companies get access to the treaty benefits – will ensure that the Netherlands is no longer an attractive option for companies that use tax avoidance tactics.
These anti-abuse provisions are meant to exclude companies that only establish themselves in a third state to benefit from tax treaty advantages through that country, without having any other activities in that third state.
"I expect these laws to have the various anti-abuse provisions in them, as they do now for corporations," said Robert Gordon, president of 21st Securities, which specializes in tax strategies for investors.
But since any territorial system is vulnerable to tax-avoidance schemes — like shifting income abroad to make it look as if profits were being earned abroad — you'd also need tough anti-abuse provisions, like taxing at least a fixed percentage of foreign earnings and limiting companies' ability to channel income to subsidiaries in low-tax countries.
Before he dropped out of the race earlier this year, Mr. Edwards won praise when he gave a speech that focused on how to create a "global nuclear compact" that would deal with nations abusing provisions of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation toeaty to build nuclear weapons.
The proposed sanctions also cover investments in Russian energy projects and human rights abuses — provisions to punish the Kremlin and its supporters for Russia's military intervention on behalf of the Assad government in Syria's civil war and to reinforce pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine.
In a GOP-friendly analysis of the Better Way plan, the Tax Foundation assumes "Treasury would design anti-abuse provisions that would be successful in preventing individuals from reclassifying a significant amount of wage compensation as business income in order to benefit from the special 25percenttaxax rate of pass-through income".
