Sentence examples for any kind of misconduct from inspiring English sources

Departmental policy dictates that when there is a possibility of a police officer's being involved in any kind of misconduct, the investigation must be handled by Internal Affairs, unless the police commissioner assigns it elsewhere.

Republicans are not saying that Strzok actually committed any kind of misconduct during the time he was working for Mueller, because there is no evidence to suggest he did.

Kennedy: No, sir. Grayson: Did the board find the president liable for any kind of misconduct?

Grayson: Did the Accountability Review Board find Secretary Clinton in any way liable for any kind of misconduct?

Specific regulations can vary, but in general, to receive unemployment, you must be unemployed through no fault of your own – meaning that you were not let go due to a performance issue or any kind of misconduct.

"Dartmouth is committed to promoting the safety and well-being of our students and cares deeply about the harm any kind of sexual misconduct does to a campus community," Anderson said.

However, that kind of misconduct by senior executives of any company is horribly off message and the brand's reputation is tarnished.

Counseling against vaccination is exactly that kind of misconduct.

Suspicions first emerged in July, when "there were indications of something amiss, some kind of misconduct," the official said.

What is more, Mr. Kepple said, a new discovery law would not have prevented the kind of misconduct alleged in the Morton case.

Test haters will inevitably blame the standardized testing mandated by the federal No Child Left Behind act for inducing this kind of misconduct.