The phrase "as a misconduct" is not correct in English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
Example: "The actions taken by the employee were viewed as a misconduct, leading to disciplinary measures."
Alternatives: "as an offense" or "as a wrongdoing."
Cheshire Police is looking into the way the council awarded contracts as part of a misconduct in public office investigation.
When a misconduct hearing as part of the investigation into Rashan Charles' death is scheduled, it will likely be conducted in public.
Due to their proximity to life and death situations, strikes by doctors are perceived as an ethical misconduct by the society.
They were also charged with corruption, as well as "misconduct in a public office".
In the second hearing of its kind heard in public, the officer, referred to only as Officer A, admitted gross misconduct.
When it comes to an allegation as serious as sexual misconduct with a child, it's a whole different story.
"I guess Judge Carney views prosecutorial misconduct as a worse offense than criminal misconduct". Explaining his decision to a packed courtroom, Carney said prosecutors had pressured Broadcom employees to cooperate as witnesses while failing to recognize that their case was significantly flawed.
"We have no idea how Ms. Weingarten misinterpreted that inquiry as a charge of misconduct".
In successfully representing Demjanjuk, Tigar and his team did find what several judges described as a pattern of misconduct by Justice Department prosecutors….
The Bank of England is opposed to the cap on bonuses and has so far agreed to the payouts of allowances, though the Bank governor, Mark Carney has raised the idea that salaries could be docked as a punishment for misconduct.
