The phrase "abuse schemes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing fraudulent activities or manipulative practices that exploit individuals or systems.
Example: "The investigation revealed several abuse schemes targeting vulnerable populations, leading to significant financial losses."
Alternatives: "fraudulent schemes" or "exploitative practices".
In Ibagué, at the University of Tolima, administrators fired a teacher who revealed a sexual assault and abuse scheme directed toward the female cleaning staff.
The European commission is facing criticism for failing to crack down on the abuse of schemes that allow wealthy families from China, Russia and other non-European states to purchase the right to live in the EU.
Participants largely distrusted health promoting financial incentives, with a concern that individuals may abuse such schemes.
Catherine Marshall, then a single mother, set up The Lighthouse Project(not to be confused with the similarly named substance abuse help scheme) in the West Midlands in 1997.
*Excerpt from Australian Government's Defence Abuse Reparation Scheme Guidelines.
However, there was also a view that such mandate should be provided to government facilities since they would be accountable and that the private facilities may abuse the scheme.
He told the court she "abused the scheme", even resubmitting slightly amended expense claims which had been rejected.
The prosecution alleged that Moran "abused the scheme", even re-submitting expenses claims with different descriptions and supportive invoices if they were initially rejected by parliamentary authorities.
These range from strict eligibility requirements to severe penalties for those abusing the scheme, including life in prison for any doctor found to have coerced or encouraged a patient to consider voluntary assisted dying.
The Productivity Commission has found thousands of Australians aged 56 and over are abusing the scheme because rather than using it to work fewer hours, they're using it to work full-time but to minimise their tax.
