Sentence examples for case of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources
This, he claimed, amounted to a prima facie case of wrongdoing – in which case the FOIA would support disclosure.
They would prefer a loose code of their own which would proclaim industry's support for self‐regulation except when a definite case of wrongdoing was proved in court.
The plan had drawn opposition from investors, lawmakers and the Securities and Exchange Commission, with some worrying that the clause would deprive shareholders of the power to bring claims against the company in the case of wrongdoing.
The ethics committee's suspensions of Blatter and Platini have been made on the basis there is a prima facie case of wrongdoing, which needs to be fully investigated without any possibility of interference by the men.
In a case of wrongdoing we could expect to see Novartis in the headline of this article, but when a drug company has genuine positive impact, we don't do a good job in assigning credit where it is due.
Mr Kilpatrick's reaction has been defiance: he has denied the party ever took place, fired the deputy police chief for investigating the charges and made cracks about disposing of some journalists.It is too early to know if this is a case of wrongdoing by the mayor, misplaced trust in his bodyguards, or something else.
Trump, at a rally in Florida, called the case another example of wrongdoing in a "corrupt" political system.
But the cases of wrongdoing substantiated by the board that make it to trial are only a small part of the function of the department's trial room.
Scotland Yard is investigating new cases of wrongdoing within the elite police protection branch at the centre of the Plebgate saga, it has emerged.
In cases of wrongdoing she has promised to impose fines big enough to be more than "another line in the spreadsheet".
When WikiLeaks dumps massive volumes of diplomatic correspondence stolen from government computers on its website, it is not engaging in some heroic act of free speech, nor bringing specific cases of wrongdoing to the public's attention.
