Sentence examples for form of misconduct from inspiring English sources
"That's a serious form of misconduct in an academic career," Ms. Rhode said.
"But we have to have zero tolerance," he said, "for any form of misconduct or racial profiling or violations of the law by the Police Department".
About 30 of the I.O.C.'s 113 delegates have been implicated in some form of misconduct, whether it be large or small, regarding bidding on the Games.
One tabulation showed that the number of citizen complaints of excessive force has been dropping rapidly since 1995, when officers were nearly twice as likely to be accused of that form of misconduct.
Increasingly, employees are testing the boundaries of the American work ethic as employers, hammered by recruiting and training expenses and fearful that they will be unable to fill job openings, make allowances for just about every form of misconduct.
"There are ten police officers facing some form of misconduct inquiries for what they did and one has gone to jail, with three gross misconduct hearings taking place in London, starting tomorrow.
Unlike other major city agencies, it is exempt from the jurisdiction of the Department of Investigation, which investigates corruption, incompetence and unethical or other forms of misconduct.
In any organization in which members are pressed to reach goals that cannot be attained through legitimate means, cheating and other forms of misconduct are likely to occur.
When individual police officers who have been accused of various forms of misconduct are acquitted, there are prosecutors, judges, grand juries and juries who were responsible for their exoneration.
"The short answer is yes … but only old-fashioned forms of misconduct such as premature discussions with other jurors and face-to-face or telephonic discussions with family and friends about the trial".
He has also insisted that he does not believe that there are deep cultural problems with the 82nd Airborne that might have contributed to many forms of misconduct in Kosovo.
