Sentence examples for egregious wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Terra Firma seeks to recover about $8 billion in damages, as well as punitive damages, for what it calls Citigroup's "egregious wrongdoing".

Part of the incentive for the new financial whistle-blower program was the failure of the S.E.C. to catch some of the most egregious wrongdoing that surfaced after the financial crisis of 2007 and 2008.

The two tobacco companies tried unsuccessfully to argue that high punitive damages, which are meant to punish and deter egregious wrongdoing, were unnecessary because the companies are complying with some new restrictions on tobacco advertising and sales that are part of the industry's $246 billion settlement with the states.

At its best, old-school journalism is a high-stakes battle, revealing egregious wrongdoing and dethroning powerful villains.

Sanders has argued that his client should be spared the death penalty, given the egregious wrongdoing he has said the government was involved in during the trial.

Deputy public defender Scott Sanders, Dekraai's attorney, argued that his client should be spared the death penalty, given the egregious wrongdoing he said the government was involved in during the trial.

This is an egregious error.

Only if the Department saw egregious or persistent wrongdoing would it likely come after the school, and the school would be able to defend itself.

He also said that the S.E.C would seek to recover legal fees paid by corporations if lawyers engaged in "egregious" conduct to protect wrongdoing.

From revealing accounting shenanigans at Enron to uncovering fraud at WorldCom, whistle-blowers have exposed some of the most egregious cases of corporate wrongdoing.

Amtrak argued in federal court that Conrail's wrongdoing was so egregious that any indemnity payments would violate public policy.