Sentence examples for definition of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Still, the definition of wrongdoing in the "Stop Online Piracy Act" introduced in the House is too broad.

Its definition of wrongdoing is broad and could be abused by companies seeking to use the law to quickly hinder Web sites.

The industry has made a good case that some of the definitions of wrongdoing — like "facilitating" intellectual property infringement — were overly broad.

Conservative Zac Goldsmith told the BBC what was being proposed would actually make things worse - by concentrating power in the hands of a Commons committee and giving only a "very narrow definition of serious wrongdoing".

The treaty's definitions of the four categories of wrongdoing for which it would be responsible—genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and crimes of aggression (which have yet to be specified)—are defined in such a way that prosecutors could easily go after members of an American peacekeeping force whose mission they politically disapprove of.

Corporate lobbyists said they were disappointed that they could not defeat the extension but were relieved that Congress limited its definition of criminal behavior by executives to "knowing" wrongdoing.

Blatter cleared Warner of wrongdoing.

Investigators exonerated him of  wrongdoing.

A bank is accused of wrongdoing.

Neither complaint constitutes a finding of wrongdoing.

Davis has denied knowledge of wrongdoing.