Sentence examples for found misconduct from inspiring English sources

Here, he has found, misconduct by the powerful is more likely to be punished.

In a statement, Diane Struzzi, a spokeswoman, said the agency had "found misconduct by senior personnel that resulted in financial improprieties".

The S.E.C. leveled the same underlying accusations that the indictment did, but it found misconduct involving four Lipper hedge funds, not two, and starting in 1998, not 1996.

The Russian pairs skaters Yelena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze were awarded the gold medal over the Canadian pair Monday night, but today the International Olympic Committee awarded Pelletier and Salé another gold medal after its investigation found misconduct by a French judge.

But judge Florence-Marie Cooper found misconduct on the part of the Slesinger estate which, at one point during the lengthy dispute, hired a private detective who was accused of going through rubbish bins at Disney's headquarters in the hope of obtaining documents.

"A few moments ago the secretary offered me his own resignation, and with considerable regret, I accepted it," the president said after confirming that the investigations had found "misconduct was not limited to a few VA facilities but many across the country".

"When we find misconduct, we take swift and certain remedial action," the statement said.

"When we find misconduct for bad stops, we have seen lower and lower levels of discipline, and that might reduce the disincentives for committing bad stops," he said.

The internal investigation didn't find misconduct or "inappropriate influence" from senior officials in reviews of Mr. Madoff, who is serving a 125-year prison term after he pleaded guilty in 2009 to defrauding clients.

But the internal inquiry also examined how the opinions were carried out and how referrals of possible violations were made — a process that led ethics investigators to find misconduct serious enough to warrant renewed criminal investigation.

In most cases where NSF finds misconduct, the perpetrators face debarment from federal funding for a fixed amount of time as long as 5 years".