Sentence examples similar to example of suspected misconduct from inspiring English sources

An article on Friday about an inquiry into suspected misconduct by Secret Service agents in Colombia misidentified the hotel where Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton stayed during an international meeting there last week.

He had not suspected misconduct at the time, he said, adding that he did not believe that Dr. Batlogg knew of any data problems.

For example, if the department suspects misconduct by a lender, it has no established procedure on how to respond, the report says.

The agency's role in the secret detention and interrogation of suspected terrorists led to charges of misconduct.

"This is a flagrant example of scientific misconduct," Dr. Fang said.

To use the coup against Mossadeq as an example of SIS misconduct is absurd.

Rather than focusing on the people who violated professional standards, we should recognize this as an example of organizational misconduct.

It's a strong, and disturbing, example of government misconduct.

16 Failure to communicate trial findings to the clinical and research community is an example of serious misconduct.

"Set in 1964, the play could not be more contemporary in its examination of a priest suspected of misconduct," Amen said.

Our case reports are replete with examples of suspects' cooperation during Terry encounters, even when the suspects have a great deal to lose by cooperating.