Sentence examples for guilty of conduct from inspiring English sources
Smith was court-martialled that spring, and was found guilty of "conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline".
"You are clearly guilty of conduct detrimental to the integrity of and public confidence in the N.F.L.," Goodell wrote in a letter to Stallworth.
In one case, she found a female police officer guilty of conduct not becoming an officer, for posing in Playboy partly nude.
In June a church court found Episcopal Bishop Charles E. Bennison of Pennsylvania guilty of conduct unbecoming of a member of the clergy for having concealed his brother's sexual abuse of a teenage girl during the 1970s.
Those who failed to share his faith emerged in many cases not just as benightedly wrong but guilty of conduct so otherwise incomprehensible that their motives, in his analysis, had to be judged malign.
The letter sent by Change the Mascot argues that the NFL can take disciplinary action against the owner of a team deemed guilty of "conduct detrimental to the welfare of the League or professional football", and that Mr Snyder's "continued promotion of this racial slur represents such conduct".
In 2010, the NSA was found guilty of conducting surveillance programmes without warrants.
He is no longer registered on the Home Office list of forensic pathologists, and has been suspended twice in the last seven months by the GMC, after being found guilty of conducting botched postmortems and falsifying his CV.
In that case, Judge Richard Owen found him guilty of conducting a "massive and continuing fraud" that hurt thousands of investors and netted Mr. Brennan millions in ill-gotten gains.
They were found guilty of conducting a systematic attack on civilians".The attack took many forms, including forced transfer, murder, extermination, enforced disappearances, attacks against human dignity and political persecution," Mr Nil Nonn said.
If Suarez believed the British press were guilty of conducting a smear campaign against him, just wait and see what their Spanish counterparts have in store.
