Sentence examples for extent of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources
He said the court should decide on a level of damages that incorporated the full extent of wrongdoing inside MGN.
An investigation must also figure out the extent of wrongdoing in Wall Street practices that fed the securitization pipeline.
Mr. Grant's lawsuit is similar to those filed between 2007 and 2009 that first delved into Mr. Mulcaire's notes to reveal the extent of wrongdoing at The News of the World and were the catalyst for the current headlines.
The decision came on Thursday following a three-week hearing held earlier in the year in March to determine the extent of wrongdoing by the Mirror Group and the correct level of compensation.
For some background on this discussion, my colleagues Jo Becker and Ravi Somaiya reported last year on the tactics employed by News International, which they found "had the effect of obscuring the extent of wrongdoing in the newsroom of The News of the World, Britain's best-selling tabloid".
Interviews with dozens of people involved in the hacking scandal, including current and former News Corporation employees, provide an inside view of how a small group of executives pursued strategies for years that had the effect of obscuring the extent of wrongdoing in the newsroom of The News of the World, Britain's best-selling tabloid.
It is possible that the four arrested men do not have visas for Yugoslavia, she said, "but probably that's the extent of their wrongdoing".
He said: "The crucial thing from our point of view is to know the extent of the wrongdoing and know exactly what happened".
Mr. Murdoch testified that the settlement was not a payment to cover up the extent of the wrongdoing at the newspaper, as some members of the committee suggested.
But the extent of the wrongdoing was particularly galling to Ayatollah Khamenei, who once exhorted prosecutors to find those responsible and "cut off the hands" of the guilty.
