Sentence examples for extent of its wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

After examining the extent of its wrongdoing, UBS moved swiftly to strike an immunity deal with government authorities.

In 2014, after prosecutors reopened their inquiries to examine whether Standard Chartered failed to disclose the extent of its wrongdoing to the government, the bank agreed to extend the period of the agreement until December 2017.

More importantly, the behavioral remedy imposed by this court neither bends nor softens simply because Microsoft refuses to acknowledge the extent of its own wrongdoing.

"She believed the public had a right to know about the toll of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the loss of life, and the extent to which the government sought to hide embarrassing information of its wrongdoing".

The bank also won some ground on the breadth of its wrongdoing.

But even though Lieutenant Szpond, who denied any wrongdoing, is in the department's basement, the question of the Family -- its size and makeup and the extent of its possible misconduct -- continues to roil the department.

London will reveal the extent of its impact.

Yet the extent of its impact in Egypt is questionable.

Maybe China hides the true extent of its maternal deaths.

This reveals the extent of its serious losses.

John Dickinson, of PIL, said: "From the outset the families have had the simple objective of discovering the extent of any wrongdoing and if so how it came about and who was responsible".