The phrase "abuse violations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing breaches of rules or laws related to abusive behavior, often in legal or regulatory discussions.
Example: "The report highlighted several abuse violations that need to be addressed by the authorities."
Alternatives: "abusive offenses" or "violations of abuse policies".
"Betrayal," the Globe's book about the scandal, says, "In 2014 the Vatican said that it had defrocked 848 priests worldwide for sexual abuse between 2004 and 2013, and that 2,572 clerics had been disciplined for abuse violations".
Individuals who feel they have been victimized by computer abuse violations may choose to refer the matter to the JA, or may choose to pursue the matter outside the university (for example, through the civil or criminal courts).
Jackson, a Silver Spring native who already had lost 20 games to two previous suspensions for substance abuse violations, appealed the latest sanction but his request for a lesser penalty was denied, an NFL spokesman said.
Twitter is also tweaking its enforcement actions for dealing with abuse violations — adding a new option (in addition to existing ones where it can require users to delete content or verify their phone number) that gives its support team the ability to lock abusive accounts for specific periods of time.
R. Jay Soward, the Jacksonville Jaguars' first-round pick in 2000, was suspended indefinitely for substance abuse violations and never returned to the NFL after one troubled season.
"In addition to other actions we already take in response to abuse violations (such as requiring users to delete content or verify their phone number), we're introducing an additional enforcement option that gives our support team the ability to lock abusive accounts," Twitter management wrote on its blog.
In September 1978, Sullivan was convicted on a misdemeanour child abuse violation in Ashtabula County juvenile court.
LEAGUE--Suspended Miami Dolphins RB Ricky Williams for the 2006 season for a fourth substance abuse violation.
Even though she had immediately fired the employee and initiated the complaint, her former employee continued to work with another provider while a child abuse violation was placed on her record that remained publically available online for the next two years.
For McClain, who was suspended last year for a different substance abuse violation and faces a one-year ban from the league if he fails to enter a treatment facility, it's high time to get help giving up the drink for good.
The study also sought to examine the intervention's effects on six categories of D & A including occurrence of physical abuse, violation of privacy as well as confidentiality, verbal abuse, detainment, and abandonment [ 6].
