Sentence examples for both misconduct from inspiring English sources

for a scientific community that has been left to police itself without widely accepted definitions of both misconduct and good scientific practices.

The media have keenly focused on this topic, as evidenced by the publicity surrounding military misconduct both during and after deployment [ 4- 7].

"The evidence we gathered has informed both the misconduct and earlier criminal proceedings.

The prosecution's conduct was unscrupulous, the judge was nobbled with allegations that were not made in court, and both the misconduct of the trial and the sentence of 42 years were beyond doubt discreditable.

We had a meeting of leaders in both research misconduct and the protection of human participants in research to talk about how to handle allegations of misconduct in clinical settings and the disharmonies between the two sets of regulations.

Photographer and cultural figure Jean-Claude Arnault, who is married to Academy member and author Katarina Frostenson, denies all allegations, regarding both sexual misconduct and leaking the names of laureates, his lawyer told Reuters on Thursday.

It may seem as if having a law firm oversee the investigation of corporate misconduct benefits both the prosecutors and the company in the inquiry.

The Civilian Complaint Review Board cannot succeed if it is unwilling both to pursue police misconduct aggressively and to become a public voice for reform.

Both were later banned for two games, while Panama were fined for "team misconduct both on and off the field".

In the letter, Mr. Goodman called the newspaper's decision to fire him for "gross misconduct" both "perverse" and "inconsistent".

He was charged with bribe-receiving in the third degree, a felony, and criminal solicitation and official misconduct, both misdemeanors.