Sentence examples for commit acts of misconduct from inspiring English sources

Dr. Casadevall, now editor in chief of the journal mBio, said he feared that science had turned into a winner-take-all game with perverse incentives that lead scientists to cut corners and, in some cases, commit acts of misconduct.

We further investigated whether researchers' perceptions of the presence of misconduct at their workplace was associated with researchers having committed acts of scientific misconduct (data on researchers' self-reported acts of scientific misconduct was presented in our earlier paper).

But last month, a Purdue investigative committee found that Taleyarkhan had committed acts of research misconduct on the papers (ScienceNOW, 18 July).

The BCCI meeting "resolved that Mr Lalit Modi is guilty of committing acts of serious misconduct and indiscipline, and... is hereby expelled from the board," BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel said in a statement after Wednesday's meeting.

"DPS is assessing the information to determine whether any serving MPS officer or staff may have committed any acts of misconduct and will also look to see if any criminal offences may have been committed.

Updated, 8 26 p.m. | When Philip A. Falcone admitted committing "multiple acts of misconduct" in a settlement this summer with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the hedge fund billionaire appeared to put his legal woes to rest.

If the court of inquiry ends with a finding that Mr. Anderson committed serious acts of misconduct by concealing material evidence, it could lead to disciplinary action by the state bar association and possibly even a criminal prosecution.

Army regulations prohibit commanders from discharging soldiers found to have personality disorders if the action is intended "to spare a soldier who may have committed serious acts of misconduct" from prosecution by military authorities.

She ruled that a deputy district attorney on the case had lied about evidence and committed other "outrageous" acts of misconduct.

Mr. Smalls, the judge concluded, "committed no act of misconduct which resulted in his discharge".

But in Tuesday's ruling, Fifa said Warner "committed many and various acts of misconduct continuously and repeatedly during his time as an official in different high-ranking and influential positions at Fifa and Concacaf".