Sentence examples for finding of misconduct from inspiring English sources

"There is no finding of misconduct and no finding of psychological unfitness, so what grounds are there to take them?

Section 304, which has proven troublesome to apply because of its vagueness, also requires a finding of "misconduct," which the commission has not made.

The result of that inquiry, however, came only in September this year, when the council concluded there was no prospect of a finding of misconduct against KPMG.

There was never an official finding of misconduct in the case, which began with a state trial in 2000 that was moved to Albany after a judge ruled that political passions made a fair trial impossible in the Bronx.

Accordingly, we do not believe it would be appropriate in the posture of the case for us finally to adjudicate the validity of the finding of misconduct by reason of the interviews.

In a report issued last week, Justice Shea rejected a finding of misconduct on other charges, including that Judge Holzman should have disqualified himself from cases in which Mr. Lippman was involved during two years when Mr. Lippman helped with the judge's re-election.

It makes about 15 findings of misconduct annually, Mr. Pascal said.

The New York Racing Association yesterday criticized a report by Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, calling the report's findings of misconduct and negligence by the association inaccurate and unfair.

Even in these reports, overshadowed as they are by findings of misconduct, the chief inspector commends increases in purposeful activity and preparation for release.

The responsibility ought to fall to Congress to review any findings of misconduct and whether acts were acceptable in a president.

The Metropolitan police raised concerns in 2004 with the Home Office about the standards of pathologist Freddy Patel, five years before the botched Ian Tomlinson's postmortem that led to his professional downfall and findings of misconduct and dishonesty on Tuesday.