Sentence examples for ethics verdicts from inspiring English sources

Ms. Slaughter noted that citizens unhappy with their lawmakers could deliver their ethics verdicts on Election Day.

The ethics commission verdicts are separate from the criminal investigation in France into former IAAF officials.

Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini will learn if they are banned from football when Fifa's ethics judge delivers verdicts against the pair on Monday.

Still pending are the ethics panel's verdict on more serious questions involving his fund-raising, failure to pay federal taxes on rental income from a Dominican villa and his use of four rent-stabilized apartments provided by a Manhattan real estate developer.

According to the ethics commission's verdict, published on the IOC website, Hayatou admitted receiving the payment but pointed to minutes from a CAF meeting in 1998 and a certificate provided by its finance director this year to prove that he used the funds for its anniversary, saying that making cash payments was "current practice" at that time.

The threat of a coalition split over future regulation of the press was looming as Conservative cabinet sources accused the Liberal Democrats of playing a dangerous game by appearing to back state regulation before the publication of Lord Justice Leveson's damning 2,000-page 2,000-page media ethics.

The verdict of the Control Ethics and Disciplinary Body takes a little unravelling.

The Football Association has rejected the verdict of a Fifa ethics committee investigation that it broke bidding rules in trying to woo the disgraced former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner during its ill-starred bid to host the 2018 World Cup.

But the timing clearly has everything to do with the release of the verdict by the Fifa ethics committee on the ISL bribery case.

Platini's lawyers said in a statement: "Michel Platini … has decided not to attend his hearing at the Fifa ethics committee on 18 December 2015 as the verdict of this ethics committee has been announced in the press last weekend by one of its spokespersons, Mr Andreas Bantel, in disregard of all fundamental rights, starting with the presumption of innocence.

In the event, the argument is moot because the ethics committee has promised to deliver its verdict before Christmas.