Sentence examples for counts of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources
Ritz and Echenard confessed, in all, to 15 counts of wrongdoing.
The commission eventually charged the judge with 51 counts of wrongdoing.
In Port of Spain, Trinidad, the former FIFA vice president Jack Warner is denying as many counts of wrongdoing as his accusers can raise.
And by clarifying what counts as evidence of wrongdoing, China's Supreme Court and prosecution agency have given a boost to Mr Guo's efforts.
Its former chief executive Joe Nacchio faces indictment on 42 counts of insider training but no evidence of wrongdoing by Anschutz has been found.
In the following quotation, a nurse explains how patients explain poor adherence proactively, and, in doing so, highlights patient efforts to appear 'good' (and avoid being reprimanded) in the face of wrongdoing: …as we will be counting the tablets, we will always tell them that we are not on a fault finding mission but that we just want to help one another.
Where these firms have been indicted, the counts have been civil ones, and, in some instances, they have been settled without any admission of wrongdoing.
He concluded that there was no evidence of wrongdoing in the way the election was tallied, adding that "the votes that were cast were counted, they were counted appropriately".
Blatter cleared Warner of wrongdoing.
Investigators exonerated him of wrongdoing.
A bank is accused of wrongdoing.
