Sentence examples for deter malfeasance from inspiring English sources
Ms. Chao said the tighter regulations would deter malfeasance by union officials, but union leaders said existing disclosure regulations already do that.
But laws need to be enforced to deter future malfeasance.
"What we're learning is that money doesn't deter corporate malfeasance," said New York's attorney general Eliot Spitzer, who was involved in the Paxil case.
"The Constitution establishes a clear mechanism to deter executive malfeasance; we should not burden a sitting president with civil suits, criminal investigations, or criminal prosecutions," he wrote shortly after President Obama took office.
But some business students, while calling Mr. Gupta an "inspiration," said that justice needed to run its course, in the interest of deterring future corporate malfeasance.
"Science is an institution, and it can work well or not well in terms of deterring crime and malfeasance," Azoulay says.
Sometimes they deter attacks.
