Sentence examples for from misconduct from inspiring English sources

The charges range from misconduct to murder.

But since Dodd-Frank passed, Congress's noble attempt to protect investors from misconduct by ratings agencies has been thwarted by, of all things, the Securities & Exchange Commission.

The inspector general of the Department of Health and Human Services, Janet Rehnquist, objected to some of the language in the bill, saying it "would not fully protect the Medicare trust fund from misconduct" by contractors.

In that case, the court held that a bankruptcy trustee could not assert a claim on behalf of investors who bought the bankrupt company's debentures because the company itself would not have had any claim for damages from misconduct involving the securities.

That case dragged on for years, as did a related case in which Nitec sought to force an insurance company to pay $2 million on policies it had issued, for $1 million each, to protect the company from misconduct by Mr. Dunlap and Nitec's former financial vice president, Albert J. Edwards.

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

Mr. Stanley says that all parties stand to benefit — the public is protected from police misconduct, and officers are protected from bogus complaints.

Many states now have civil tort laws that immunize contact sports from the usual injury claims — but not from aberrant misconduct.

To some fanfare several weeks ago, Mr. O'Neill floated the idea of prohibiting executives from using insurance coverage to defray legal costs arising from their misconduct.

To the extent executives are involved in wrongdoing, they are not deterred from repeat misconduct when their organizations pay a fine to get out from under scrutiny.

Executives should be required to return all compensation directly derived from proven misconduct.