The phrase "abuse speed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the act of using speed inappropriately or excessively, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The driver was charged for abuse speed after being caught racing through the residential area."
Alternatives: "reckless speed" or "excessive speed".
(AP) THE AMERICAS CHILE: NEW PINOCHET EVIDENCE A published account of Augusto Pinochet's suspected complicity in human rights abuse could speed the case against him, prosecution lawyers said.
Think of the Vodafone Foundation's TecSOS, a mobile handset enabling victims of domestic abuse to speed-dial emergency services.
Though the bishops set out clear-cut guidelines for handling abuse allegations with speed and sensitivity, the process can still be difficult and cold, even in a setting as close-knit as the Delbarton School, which has 500 students in grades 7 through 12. Unlike many Catholics with complaints of abuse by members of the clergy, Mr. Sheridan did not have to face a diocesan bureaucracy.
Physical abuse can also speed up pubertal development [ 136].
Left tackle D'Anthony Batiste was abused by the speed and quickness of defensive end Robert Quinn.
Regulators in 39 states were asked this month to provide Congress with information on trainers who repeatedly boost horses with such risky devices as "milkshakes," a mix of baking soda, sugar and electrolytes, and shock-wave therapy, a tissue-healing tool abused as a speed enhancer.
Cameras are literally everywhere, helping activists and ordinary citizens document and share vast numbers of human rights abuses with unbelievable speed.
But through ordinary e-mail and electronic mailing lists, political news, gossip, rumour and vitriolic abuse spread at lightning speed.
In particular, he has tried to reduce child abuse investigation backlogs and speed adoption of foster children.
Having gained notoriety in his teenage years for speeding and cocaine abuse, the young fop (nicknamed "Upper Class Twit" or simply "Twit" at university) shows no signs of settling down.
