Sentence examples for history of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Though appointing a monitor is rare when a defendant has no prior history of wrongdoing, Apple's behavior over the past few months may help validate the judge's decision to appoint one.

Mr. Campbell, who was arrested in 2002 after detectives found cocaine and marijuana in his car, was a teacher at the school for about a decade and its dean for four years, and had no history of wrongdoing.

One sharply pointed criticism sees the charge of genocide as a cynical move foisted on the proceedings by foreign jurists who want to enhance the profile of the court's work and their role in it thereby distracting attention from the Western powers' history of wrongdoing in Cambodia.

"Although this bus driver was dismissed, it highlights the lack of safety that children experience from employees that are hired to assist them and protect them" The submission says it has provided "comprehensive evidence of the systematic violation of their human rights and a history of wrongdoing in the Nauru offshore processing centre".

The intruder allegedly has a history of wrongdoing and invaded a suburban home with another man.

Executive producer Diederick Santer has discussed the "wonderfully dysfunctional mother-son relationship" Nick shares with Dot and her perpetual willingness to give Nick another chance regardless of his history of wrongdoing.

Faced with such a bleak history of corporate wrongdoing, Mr. D'Alessandro said, managers should actively prepare for trouble.

At the same time, Mr. Noboa, whose great-great-grandfather Diego Noboa briefly served as president in the mid-19th century, said any trials would be held before military tribunals, which have a poor history of punishing wrongdoing in the ranks.

Some speak of a "Turkish trap" aimed at rewriting history to absolve Turkey of wrongdoing.

He assiduously elides the entire Nixon history, footnoting every report of wrongdoing or weirdness in a frenzy of pseudoscholarship while passing silently over any fact that does not fit.

They are among four Illinois governors who have been found guilty of wrongdoing in recent history, along with hundreds of public officials and business leaders charged with public corruption in recent decades.