Sentence examples for extreme misconduct from inspiring English sources

Except in cases of extreme misconduct, there seems to be a broad consensus that the police deserve to be cut some slack because they are often called on to make life-and-death decisions in fractions of a second.

The Los Angeles Times investigation found that it is so expensive to remove teachers that the authorities typically try to do so only in cases of extreme misconduct — not for something as "minor" as incompetence.

The court called this "extreme misconduct" and asked why the I.R.S. had not disciplined the lawyers, each of whom was paid a $1,000 bonus for his work on the cases.

If you quit or are laid off (other than for extreme misconduct like theft) or your hours are reduced, you can pay for continued coverage for yourself, your spouse and dependent children for 18 months.

Even in extreme misconduct cases, like the station house torture of Abner Louima, the Police Department has generally not started administrative proceedings against officers until the end of the criminal trial.

This case may sound extreme, but prosecutorial misconduct is far too common, and the remedies for it, if any, usually come long after the harm has been done.

Jones's work has shown that, for single retraction cases thereby excluding the more extreme cases of misconduct that can lead to multiple retractions among the members of an author team, more eminent authors experience a smaller citation penalty than do their less eminent coauthors.

The New Jersey courts, in a landmark 2001 decision, held that indictments should not be thrown out "unless prosecutorial misconduct is extreme and clearly infringes upon the grand jury decision-making process".

The extremes of male sexual misconduct typically serve to make lesser acts — such as secretly removing a condom, or removing plastic guards in the midst of shooting a sex scene, as James Franco allegedly did, though his attorney contends the accusation is "not accurate" — seem, in the grand scheme of things, really not that bad.

Essentially, Tagliabue said the players were guilty of misconduct but not worthy of the extreme penalties Goodell imposed on them.

Today's conviction of Ken Anderson stands out as an extreme aberration in a society where police and prosecutorial misconduct goes largely unpunished.