Sentence examples for consequences for wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

It will need meaningful investigative authority, teeth to force powerful executive agencies and corporations to cooperate with its investigation, and the ability to impose consequences for wrongdoing.

However, he always managed to elude any serious consequences for his wrongdoing, which nurtured in him a sense of entitlement and invincibility.

But don't come away from this thinking that there are no consequences for bank wrongdoing.

And it would seek, equally, to ensure that the perpetrators understand that the consequences of wrongdoing are serious.

Prosecutors are rarely punished for wrongdoing.

It can also be a self-preserving haven for wrongdoing.

"We have zero tolerance for wrongdoing," he said.

According to critics, the new measures would unreasonably raise the standard required for the government to hold corporate executives criminally liable for wrongdoing; the government would have to prove that the executives hadn't just committed a crime but knowingly done so, even in instances of dire consequence to the public, such as lethal pollution and unsafe food or drugs.

"We have a zero-tolerance policy for wrongdoing.

It was known for wrongdoing rather than for the fun, joy and gossip.

This is often needed to counter official denial of wrongdoing or responsibility for wrongdoing (Weschler 1998).