Sentence examples for described as misconduct from inspiring English sources
The questions present a potential problem for Mr. Belnick's defense team: If he testifies, or if people who would describe his good character testify, then prosecutors will challenge them with specific instances of what they have described as misconduct -- actions that Mr. Belnick's lawyers dismissed as minor, irrelevant and prejudicial.
The indictment did not spell out the nature of what it described as "prior misconduct" by Hastert, but it noted that before entering state and federal politics in 1981, Hastert served for more than a decade as a teacher and wrestling coach in Yorkville.
An F.B.I. agent went to court today seeking the right to report to President Clinton and members of Congress what he described as serious criminal misconduct by federal workers in a top-secret security operation.
Conservative backbencher David Davis has said the officers should "face the consequences" of what he described as their "deliberate misconduct".
An open letter signed by more than 140 women denouncing a Capitol culture they described as rife with misconduct set off a domino effect, with two legislators resigning after facing allegations of harassment and another lawmaker currently on leave pending an investigation into his behavior.
In successfully representing Demjanjuk, Tigar and his team did find what several judges described as a pattern of misconduct by Justice Department prosecutors….
As part of that investigation, a senior F.B.I. agent recently came forward with what the inspector general's office described as accusations of "significant misconduct" in the surveillance program, people with knowledge of the investigation said.
Records showed that Johnson stepped down from her position as the school's special events director the same day AKA's national office announced it would be investigating what it has described as "unauthorized activities and misconduct involving current and former members".
When misconduct is described as "egregious," it is a bit surprising that no individual is identified as being responsible.
The M.T.A. inspector general, Matthew D. Sansverie, has said Mr. Anemone's criticisms are an attempt to deflect attention from what he has described as Mr. Anemone's own misconduct.
He was described as the mastermind behind the alleged misconduct by Saikawa.
