Sentence examples for gross malfeasance from inspiring English sources

That may be because they were grateful for avoiding the public airing of gross malfeasance.

"The reason everyone's been watching this so closely is that this is the first time, in a contested case, that a court has said these decisions are subject to judicial review, and the standard is abuse of discretion, not gross malfeasance," he said.

President Kenyatta and Governor Kidero, the two political leaders respectively at the helm of the tormented country and city have both demonstrated erratic, paranoid and haphazard responses to gross malfeasance and incompetence that is simply unacceptable.

Anyone trying to excuse this egregious act of gross malfeasance is either a White House official, or an inmate at San Quentin trying to get clemency before being hauled off to Death Row.

For those who have forgotten, election of the former head of Mumias Sugar -- itself a story of gross malfeasance -- was challenged by Kabete MP Ferdinand Waititu back in 2014.

I do this because I believe there is gross corporate malfeasance when it comes to the pharmaceutical industry and their arbitrary deals with insurance companies -- I am frustrated by the 'Cost Saving Tier Systems' that suggest to the patient that the cheaper alternatives are perfectly reasonable substitutions".

What they've allowed to happen to their players stands as a gross corporate malfeasance.

In 2000, the nation witnessed gross incompetence, malfeasance and corruption in Florida's election system, from the "butterfly ballot" design to illegitimate purging of the voter rolls.

"The corruption here among the highest levels of the mullahs is incredible — it includes financial malfeasance, gross human-rights violations, extrajudicial murder, and two systems of justice, one for the mullahs, and one for citizens".

The suit says that Mr. Ovitz ended up with a five-year contract that differed in one important aspect from the drafts the directors had seen: it allowed him to collect termination benefits upon his dismissal as long as he did not act with gross negligence or malfeasance.

Mr. Donohue's testimony that the contractual grounds for firing Mr. Ovitz were malfeasance and gross negligence prompted some sparring with Mr. Alexander over which definition of the terms applied in the case.