Sentence examples for because of the wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Now, there is a case pending before the European Court of Human Rights, and it again raises the question of whether the United Nations is immune from claims against it because of the wrongdoing in Srebrenica.

Mr. Dingell said F.D.A. tests indicated that none of the generic drugs from companies under investigation had posed a health or safety risk to patients, but he said that because of the wrongdoing uncovered so far, consumers could not assume that many generic drugs were therapeutically equivalent to the ones that they were imitating.

Neither provision justifies excluding a senator because of the unrelated wrongdoing of the governor making the appointment.

Lillian Roberts, the district council's newly elected executive director, said the union wanted an audit not because of allegations of wrongdoing, but because it was time for a fresh review of the fund.

But Spaccia's attorney reiterated what he had argued during the trial: It was Rizzo who was the architect of the wrongdoing in Bell and, because of it, his client had suffered "enormously". Spaccia "wishes she would have never gone to the city of Bell," Harland Braun told Kennedy.

That was the extent of the wrongdoing.

Some of the inaccurate returns were because of willful wrongdoing by the tax preparer, moves that can subject the preparer to fines from the I.R.S.

In the afternoon, however, a different judge in São Paulo state lifted the restrictions on that grounds that "it does not seem reasonable that millions of users are affected" because of the company's wrongdoing.

Dilemmas imposed on the agent by the world, by contrast, do not arise because of the agent's wrongdoing.

A state appeals court in Los Angeles on Monday rejected Mr. Polanski's request that the Los Angeles County Superior Court be disqualified from deciding whether his prosecution be dismissed because of alleged wrongdoing in the justice system.

But precisely because of the immense amount of wrongdoing, misconduct and lawlessness that has already been documented on Trump's part, this in effect requires arguing that the president should be immune from accountability entirely.