It was known for wrongdoing rather than for the fun, joy and gossip.
In his own words: In defending Mr. Clinton, he was known for acknowledging wrongdoing on the president's part but arguing that it was not an impeachable offense.
It was hardly on the Berlusconi scale – Robinson was later cleared of financial wrongdoing: but the Italians are known for having more relaxed attitudes to these sort of things than the Northern Irish.
Under White, the Commission was known for a "broken windows" approach, pursuing Wall Street firms, public companies, and individuals for all types of misconduct, from intentional wrongdoing and filing violations, to minor compliance errors.
The corporate raider is known for his aggressive investment strategies that involve complex disputes about securities laws and has been implicated in Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) investigations over wrongdoing himself.
Currently, as far as is known, no financial wrongdoing by either man has been unearthed.
Mr. Kerik's decision clearing the officers of wrongdoing was known on Thursday.
These are known as false positives and are the reason why further investigation is necessary to establish wrongdoing and intent.
Moreover, in political contexts wrongdoing is frequently officially denied, both in the refusal to acknowledge that violations of rights occurred and/or that a particular agent such as the state was responsible for the violations that are known.
Although the F.D.I.C. is mainly known for its role in shuttering failed lenders, the agency has a legal obligation to bring lawsuits against former directors and officers when it finds evidence of wrongdoing.
Debaleena Dasgupta, a solicitor who represents rape victims, said women had to know that officers would be punished for wrongdoing.
