Sentence examples for guilty of unbecoming from inspiring English sources
Under current law, a school board can fire a tenured teacher only by proving to an administrative law judge that the teacher is incompetent, incapacitated, guilty of "unbecoming conduct" or otherwise unable to do the job.
Both were found guilty of unbecoming conduct.
Marc Racicot, Mr. Bush's campaign chairman, accused Mr. Kerry of "unbecoming" conduct and called on him to apologize.
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.
Keret's brother, a political activist, now lives in Thailand, having been found guilty of "behaviour unbecoming to an IDF soldier" during the Lebanon war.
At the very least, Adamu and Temarii are guilty of naïveté unbecoming delegates of a voting process that will determine the destination of two World Cups worth billions of dollars to FIFA and to the host nations.
At the very least, Adamu and Temarii are guilty of naïveté unbecoming delegates of a voting process that will determine the destinations of two World Cups worth billions of dollars to FIFA and to the host nations.
"While I think he is guilty of both conduct unbecoming an officer and gentlemen as well as service discrediting conduct, it's incredibly rare for retirees to be court-martialed and even rarer for general officers ever to be held accountable for their criminal acts" VanLandingham wrote. .
He could have been sent home from the tour after pleading guilty to a charge of "unbecoming behaviour".
Jurors had found him guilty of seven counts of conduct unbecoming an officer, three counts of illegal wiretapping and one count of obstruction of justice.
While he refused to respond to specific charges about accounting practices because it would "violate my Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination," he said that he might be guilty of "inefficiency," but not "conduct unbecoming".
