Sentence examples for admits misconduct from inspiring English sources

27 June Barclays admits misconduct.

PC Keith Wallis admits misconduct.

The judge in the case dismissed the conviction in April 2009 after the Justice Department admitted misconduct.

A committee statement said Mr. Hilliard, a five-term member, had admitted misconduct.

Such admitted misconduct clearly contributes to the negative stereotyping of N.F.L. players.

"An Independent Regulatory Commission heard how Mr Bunyard admitted misconduct in relation to 97 breaches of FA Rule E8(1)(a)(i) relating to betting activity between 13 September 2014 to 9 April 2016.

Her supporters say Ms. Pelosi moved forcefully to show Mr. Weiner the House door in calling for an ethics investigation immediately after his initial news conference admitting misconduct and lies.

There's little doubt that extracting admissions of wrongdoing gives the S.E.C. enormous new leverage, and not just because defendants want to avoid the damage to their reputation that comes with admitting misconduct.

And the book says that Mr. Starr's successor, Mr. Ray, had been prepared to indict Mr. Clinton right after he left the White House if he did not agree to admit misconduct.

DealBook » Requiring Defendants to Admit Guilt Will Be Costly for S.E.C.  |  The Securities and Exchange Commission's new policy on requiring some defendants to admit misconduct when settling cases will make pursuing the big fish draining for the agency, David Zaring of the Wharton School of Business writes in the Another View column.

Jones, formerly of Formby, now living in Chatham, Kent, did not deny improperly using her status as a police officer to get the CCTV and admitted misconduct in a public office but claimed she was doing a favour for a friend.