Sentence examples for grave wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Instead, by not disclosing information, she fueled speculation that she was hiding grave wrongdoing.

But that doesn't absolve the U.S. military from grave wrongdoing, and the kind of wrongdoing that goes to the heart of Iraqi dignity and self-respect.

The most obvious alternative would be that it was done by the F.B.I., in response to a court order spurred by genuine suspicion of grave wrongdoing.

In addressing the panel, he said that a major difference between his interpretation of impeachment standards and that of Mr. Garber is "the argument that an act must involve serious criminal wrongdoing or similarly grave wrongdoing, to be impeachable".

This song (24-1141) is also sung to ward off sickness from the house". Keeling catalog note: "A similar formula of the neighboring Karoks, spoken to protect one after he had committed some grave wrongdoing, is translated in Gifford (n.d.#3)." Distributed on California Indian Music Project, Northwest region, tape 5, side A. Original cylinder 14-758.

But, if this is a grave error, this wrongdoing goes into their ledger of accounts, not in ours.

Mr. Garber said he and Mr. Reich agreed that Mr. Rowland may not be impeached "absent criminal wrongdoing or grave misconduct that relates to or affects the office or does some injury to the state or society".

But some of his concerns are already reverberating within the Obama administration as officials debate whether the investigation will undercut the work of the C.I.A. or serve as a critical step toward exposing and possibly prosecuting grave acts of wrongdoing that have damaged the nation's standing abroad.

"All too often, we have seen the Irish government call for investigations into events in Northern Ireland, but take grave offence at suggestions of wrongdoing from within their state". Following the publication of the report on Tuesday, two Irish cabinet minsters apologised on behalf of the state for the failings outlined in the tribunal's report.

We haven't seen the official language that the parties will use, but if they're allowed to "neither admit nor deny wrongdoing" it will be a grave disservice to the American people.

The claims were described in a high court statement yesterday as "serious allegations of criminal and dishonest financial wrongdoing by Mr Smith and the claimant companies" and "a grave slur on Mr Smith's personal and professional integrity".