Sentence examples for having engaged in misconduct from inspiring English sources
In its decision released Monday, the commission noted Judge Himelein admitted having engaged in misconduct that included disqualifying himself from probate, tax and other cases involving several law firms that employ state legislators.
Scholars who have engaged in misconduct can be exposed and disciplined through fair procedures.
In 2010, the Office of Research Integrity at the federal Department of Health and Human Services ruled that Dr. Cheskis had engaged in misconduct, having falsified the figures.
Mr. Arpaio asked Mr. Babeu to investigate allegations that three of Mr. Arpaio's aides, including his chief deputy, David Hendershott, had engaged in misconduct on the job.
After completing arguments over the defendants' predisposition, the defense and prosecution lawyers sparred over the defense's claim that the government had engaged in misconduct.
The judge also ruled that the three troopers had engaged in misconduct more serious than that of the five white troopers cited in the lawsuit.
"We see that Google has engaged in misconduct in a broad number of member states since 2008 and continues to do so," Vestager said.
His lawyer, David S. Greenfield, contended that the government itself had engaged in misconduct, trying to catch the officer in a perjury trap, an argument Judge Chin had rejected before the trial.
But as the article points out: The FHA's guarantee does not apply if lenders are found to have violated underwriting or servicing standards, or to have engaged in misconduct.
Mr. Walcott also said that the Education Department would create a Disciplinary Support Unit to follow up with schools, and make sure that appropriate action would be taken after an employee was found to have engaged in misconduct.
The S.E.C.'s civil fraud complaint against Vivendi, filed yesterday in Federal District Court in Manhattan, said the company had engaged in misconduct to try to meet earnings goals and had violated accounting principles.
