Sentence examples for if misconduct from inspiring English sources

"If misconduct is identified, appropriate action will be taken based on established rules and regulations," Hoback said in a statement.

The Metropolitan police said: "Following the CPS's decision the MPS is now considering if misconduct proceedings are appropriate.

Arkansas Best, a transportation company, instituted a clawback provision this year requiring cancellation of a director's unvested stock awards if misconduct by that director resulted in a financial restatement.

The Scottish nurse, who twice came close to death after contracting Ebola while working as a volunteer in west Africa in 2014, faces being struck off by the Nursing and Midwifery Council if misconduct charges against her are proved.

Following a year that has seen the ethics and practices of the newspaper industry laid bare by the Leveson inquiry, Rothermere, the chairman of DMGT's remuneration committee, said a new provision has been introduced to strip executives of bonuses if misconduct is identified.

"If any violations of the law have occurred, companies should be required to cure any gap in royalty payments and, if misconduct has occurred, civil penalties should be levied," a letter from the lawmakers sent on Thursday to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar reads.

Congress may want to consider measures to authorize regulators to hold corporate executives responsible when the company engages in misconduct if it wants to foster greater accountability.

Mr. Drivon said the television program presented a harder question, but a later admonition by the court to ignore outside information and the jurors' own discussion with one another cured the misconduct "if indeed what happened before the admonitions was misconduct".

In a statement, it said: "If potential misconduct is identified then 'management action' can be adopted in preference to instigating disciplinary proceedings where a more timely, advisory and preventative approach is the most appropriate way forward – taking into account the nature of the complaint".

"We believe that if prosecutorial misconduct is found, as in the case of Senator Ted Stevens, then dismissal should follow in this case as well," the group said in the letter, which was organized by Robert Abrams, a former attorney general of New York.

"I will, if the misconduct is confirmed following the proper appeals process, recommend that one of the papers in question be retracted," Noyori said, reading a prepared statement.