Sentence examples for for serious misconduct from inspiring English sources

The rules say disbarment is an appropriate punishment for "serious misconduct", including "dishonesty, deceit, fraud, or misrepresentation".

Martin Mallett was the Bank's chief currency dealer until he was fired last November for serious misconduct.

The university suspended Hirst without pay for serious misconduct, amid claims he had brought the university into disrepute.

Yesterday, her dismissal from Barts NHS Trust for "serious misconduct" was upheld by the hospital's appeals panel.

The officer was caught at the scene when a patrol car was dispatched to the club, before he was suspended for serious misconduct.

The fired officers were already on probation, either because they were rookies or because they had already been cited for serious misconduct.

Prosecutor Andrew Edis QC said the CPS had done "an enormous amount of work" based on that claim and accused the former MP for Eastleigh of "serious misconduct" given that he ultimately pleaded guilty on the eve of his trial.

Shiloh Residential Treatment Center has come under fire in the past for allegations of serious misconduct, including forcible medication and unwarranted use of physical restraints ― a problem that Williams said children housed there also complained of.

The MPs said that the sanctions for officers guilty of serious misconduct should be extended so that they are "fined" from their generous pension packages in the future.

Yet, as the Project on Government Oversight found, these same three companies have been cited for 29 cases of serious misconduct in the last decade a category of allegations that includes false claims against the government, violations of the Anti-Kickback Act, fraud and conspiracy to launder money.

In his report, Perez listed several types of serious misconduct for which an officer would not be eligible to receive a conditional official reprimand.