The phrase "administrative abuses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to improper or unethical actions taken by individuals in positions of authority within an organization or government.
Example: "The report highlighted several instances of administrative abuses that undermined public trust in the agency."
Alternatives: "misuse of authority" or "administrative misconduct".
Over all, the film agency cited 40 cases of administrative abuses last year, collecting a total of €243,000 in fines.
C. 1135 February 1204 Isaac II Angelus, (born c. 1135 died February 1204) Byzantine emperor, who, although incapable of stemming administrative abuses, partly succeeded, by his defeat of the Serbians in 1190, in retrieving imperial fortunes in the Balkans.
Centered on the premise that the permit power represents "a complete inversion of the proper distribution of power within a legal system," Epstein launched a scathing critique of regulatory permitting in operation, condemning it as a "racket" for administrative abuses and excesses.
These officials investigate complaints or allegations of corruption and administrative abuse against city workers and report to their agency heads and the Investigations Department.
Epstein's assessment of the permit power was and remains accurate in three respects: it is vast in scope, it is ripe for administrative abuse, and it has been largely ignored in legal scholarship.
In the Primorie's case, yearnings for greater independence do not stem from ethnic differences with Moscow (Slavs heavily predominate in the Soviet Far East) but erupt instead from a sense of administrative abuse.
Dozens of others have faced administrative discipline for abusing captives at other detention sites and battlefield interrogation stations across Iraq.
They expect a fair hearing, as Browder has long espoused Putin's cause, arguing that the two men share the desire to root out administrative and corporate abuse.
Now the cult leader's face is showing up in the news: "Bill Gothard Placed On Administrative Leave Following Abuse Allegations" Students who grew up in the navy-and-white prisons have spoken up with their stories; more than two dozen women have come forward with allegations of sexual harassment or abuse.
Minogue wrote in an affidavit, reported by The Herald Sun, "People who support me outside the prison were outraged that my [package] had been censored by the stopping of the tarot cards...but then the prison allowed me to purchase the cards; this action was seen as administrative bastardry and abuse of power".
The discussions have focused on waste, fraud, and abuse; administrative costs; and improving the quality of care with hi-tech information dissemination [ 5, 10, 14].
