Sentence examples for claims of malpractice from inspiring English sources

His report concludes that sufficient evidence exists to bring claims of malpractice against the accounting firm on the grounds of failing to disclose or investigate the technique.

He knew about Scarano's very public fall, amid myriad claims of malpractice, lawsuits and tabloid headlines that branded him a "Building Blockhead" and "Architect of Ruin?" But he had no complaints; he was happy with his surprise gift.

The move comes after long-awaited documents were published giving details of an "unprecedentedly complex" investigation into multiple whistleblower claims of malpractice affecting GCSEs and other qualifications in 2011 at Kingsdale foundation school, an academy in south London.

The PCC previously investigated claims of malpractice on Fleet Street in 2007, after the News of the World's royal editor, Clive Goodman, and the private investigator Glenn Mulcaire were jailed that year.

Yet in the presidential vote Mr Kibaki emerged victorious at the last moment and had himself sworn in only a few minutes later, forestalling pleas from all sides even from the head of the election commission he himself had appointed for a pause to investigate mounting claims of malpractice.

Blatter also said the chairman of the ethics committee - the watchdog group set up in 2006 to deal with claims of malpractice in Fifa - would in future also be elected by congress and suggested a committee would be set up to examine Fifa's corporate governance.

She defends the state, its hospitals and their employees against claims of medical malpractice.

Claims of medical malpractice are typically complex and are rarely paid without a lawsuit or the threat of a lawsuit.

LAWSUITS Patients should be able to sue their H.M.O. insurance providers for claims of medical malpractice, a ranking Republican lawmaker said yesterday.

The American and Belgian arms of KPMG International, a global accounting cooperative based in Switzerland, have agreed to pay $115 million to settle claims of accounting malpractice growing out of the collapse of a Belgian speech-recognition software company.

Peter Golds, the leader of Tower Hamlets council's Conservative group, who came third in yesterday's election, has long believed that the police have for years lacked the courage to properly investigate the endless claims of electoral malpractice made by and against various political parties in Tower Hamlets, Labour included.