Sentence examples for deliberate wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

There is no intimation of wickedness, of deliberate wrongdoing.

If you didn't see it, you cannot assume deliberate wrongdoing.

He has denied deliberate wrongdoing, saying the failed test was due to contaminated meat.

There's no deliberate wrongdoing here, but the fielder is being wildly optimistic with his appeal.

Dyson insisted after the incident at Lake Malaren in Shanghai that he was not guilty of deliberate wrongdoing.

A Duke Power spokesman said on Sunday that the company never intended to mislead regulators and denied any deliberate wrongdoing.

The House Armed Services Committee report concluded that the Obama administration was "not guilty of any deliberate, negligent wrongdoing".

Mr Robertson said the actions of Lord Parker and his successor, Lord Widgery, in holding back the evidence that Ms Keeler had perjured herself in a separate trial were part of several deliberate acts of wrongdoing by judges which meant that Mr Ward should be posthumously exonerated.

Recent judicial decisions suggest such a doctrine can be applied in limited ways — to situations involving something similar to actual knowledge of the relevant facts, and deliberate action to avoid confirming a high likelihood of wrongdoing.

The Supreme Court recently explained in Global-Tech Appliances Inc. v. SEB, S.A. that "a willfully blind defendant is one who takes deliberate actions to avoid confirming a high probability of wrongdoing and who can almost be said to have actually known the critical facts".

Meanwhile, the Department of Justice will be deliberating two competing sets of claims that allege criminal wrongdoing by both the CIA and Senate staff.