Sentence examples for examples of misconduct from inspiring English sources

Mr. Velde, however, had added some new complaints, listing six "flagrant examples" of misconduct by the Judge.

8.59pm GMT Richard Drax, a Conservative MP and a former journalist at the Daily Telegraph and BBC South Today, says that he witnessed some examples of misconduct in his time in the profession.

Heavy drinking or drug use frequently figures in what law enforcement officials and commanders at military bases across the country say is a rising number of crimes and other examples of misconduct involving soldiers, marines and recent veterans.

"There is a flipside to public perceptions of the police prompted by examples of misconduct and criminality within their ranks … and there is an undercurrent of discontent within the service itself, as reform and spending cuts affect the sense of worth of ordinary officers".

The episode was one of several examples of misconduct cited by federal prosecutors as they arrested Officer Kacamakovic, 31, a seven-year veteran of the force, on charges of a civil rights violation and gaining access to a law enforcement database without authorization.

CFTC's examples of misconduct in private chat rooms.

A lawyer for the United States Trustee said that the Nuer case "does not represent an isolated example of misconduct by Chase in the Southern District of New York".

Mr. Solomon, the lawyer representing one of the officers in the Brown case and who also represents Mr. Aguero, denied that the Coconut Grove case was an example of misconduct.

"The number of examples of prosecutorial misconduct in this case is mind-boggling".

The Guardian lists other examples of police misconduct and cover-ups - the Plebgate affair, the death of Ian Tomlinson and the Hillsborough football tragedy.

The length of time that Poehlman perpetrated his fraud — 10 years — and its scope make his case unique, even among the most egregious examples of scientific misconduct.