Sentence examples for from its misconduct from inspiring English sources

Under antitrust law, a company can be fined up to twice the gain it derived from its misconduct.

Legal experts agree that Judge Kollar-Kotelly has broad discretion, should she choose to exercise it, in how to carry out the instructions from the appeals court to restore competition in the market for personal computer operating systems, prevent Microsoft from benefiting from its misconduct and ensure that it does not happen again.

Chevron has tried for years to use a public relations strategy to demonize its adversaries so it could distract attention from its misconduct.

The amount of the money penalty bears no relation to the benefits derived by Goldman from its alleged misconduct (reported as $15 million).

Shleifer denied all wrongdoing, and Harvard disclosed nothing about any response of its own--a departure from its handling of misconduct by faculty farther from the center of power.

You were enraged that a school would actively hide cases of sexual "misconduct" from its records because "No one wants to go to a rape school," and when you read that her friends actively discouraged her from seeking help because it would hurt their social status, you despaired for humanity.

"It may feel good for the moment; it may capture a couple of headlines and draw attention away from his misconduct.

"[The motion] is yet another attempt to distract attention from his misconduct and distort the record," he added.

If it begins to infuse meaning into the due process and equal protection doctrines meant to protect criminal defendants from prosecutorial misconduct and overreaching, lower courts will follow its lead (and option 1 will become viable again).

Whatever it was, it wasn't enough to protect him from sordid misconduct – as even he, Macbeth-like, now recognises and admits.

"Our Army's leaders will not look away from misconduct if it occurred.