Sentence examples for business misconduct from inspiring English sources
Echoing previous statements about allegations in Brazil, a spokesman said the company has "repeatedly made clear it will not tolerate business misconduct of any kind".
The Rolls-Royce spokeswoman declined to answer the Guardian's questions about the company's relationship with Faerman, but said in a statement: "We have repeatedly made it clear that Rolls-Royce will not tolerate business misconduct of any kind".
Rolls-Royce said the company has repeatedly made clear it will not tolerate business misconduct of any kind, but was unable to comment on its cooperation with investigating authorities.
Whistle-blowing in cases of governmental or business misconduct or criminal behavior may be a legitimate ingredient of a modern society, but the right to know should not be interpreted to include information presented or discussed by foreign countries under rules of confidentiality.
Criterion No 2 might apply then, which says the FSA will asses "whether the person has been the subject of any adverse finding or any settlement in civil proceedings, particularly in connection with investment or other financial business, misconduct, [or] fraud".
We have zero tolerance of business misconduct of any sort," he added.
It is the NLRB that polices business and labor misconduct and that has the power to rule a strike or lockout unlawful.
Officer Argila was arraigned yesterday on charges of grand larceny, forgery, identity theft, computer trespassing, falsifying business records, official misconduct and criminal possession of stolen property.
Goldman Sachs's compensation policy with regard to equity awards allows for forfeiture of bonuses in the event of a financial restatement or other "significant harm" to the firm's business or individual misconduct that results in legal or reputational harm.
Mr. Cappuccio was charged with grand larceny, computer tampering, falsifying business records and official misconduct.
China continues to be plagued by high-level cases of misconduct involving business leaders, party bosses and government officials.
