Sentence examples for actual misconduct from inspiring English sources

Of the 1,062 complaints filed in 2003, 422 were classified as accusations of actual misconduct.

Captain Coleman said the bulk of complaints sent into the department are for administrative violations rather than actual misconduct.

Thus, it seeks to hold him accountable because he failed to ensure that customer money was properly safeguarded and not for any actual misconduct on his part.

The S.E.C. could move away from the broad "sin no more" approach and focus any injunctive relief on prohibiting the actual misconduct that triggered the case.

Sgt. Thad Farlow, a civil affairs officer whose unit runs a civilian assistance center, said the complaints he heard stemmed from a mixture of negligence and actual misconduct.

It's good that the release of the movie has been cancelled but it's lamentable that it took the outing of Louis C.K.'s actual misconduct, rather than the movie's own demerits, to get it off the calendar.

And when the science of National Park Service employees was found to be lacking, some wilderness advocates cheered the news that highly critical reviews of the science did not find actual scientific misconduct.

Two weeks later, the panel issued a second opinion softening their earlier criticism, and said they had "no findings of misconduct, actual bias or actual partiality" in the judge's ruling.

Two weeks later, the panel issued a second opinion softening their earlier criticism and said they'd found "no misconduct, actual bias or actual partiality" in the judge's ruling.

For this reason, actual evidence of misconduct may not be the most important criterion in determining which Presidents get impeached.

I have seen hundreds of news reports of both actual and alleged misconduct during the time I was executive chairman of News International and responsible for the company.