Sentence examples for implication of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Siemens has steadfastly defended Mr. Kaeser against any implication of wrongdoing.

Hashi had been with NatWest since he was a student, while McLean says she has been a customer for at least 30 years, and adds that they "resented the implication of wrongdoing".

But it's understandable why someone who has been under such relentless attack for a large portion of her adult life might be reluctant to expose every minor error or misstep that could be blown up into another "scandal," another media circus, another interminable set of investigations generating half-baked conspiracy theories and seemingly endless implications of wrongdoing.

The company also contends that Ms. Cowperthwaite positioned some scenes to create what SeaWorld executives see as a false implication of trouble or wrongdoing.

We find that MP implication influenced voter perceptions of wrongdoing more than expected.

It criticized Mr. Ray for the implications that there might have been evidence of wrongdoing but that it was insufficient.

The implications in the press and false accusations of wrongdoing by Mr. Righeimer against our members force us to respond publicly to clear the record as to our organization, its members and leaders.

Implication: You cannot point out a particular instance or sort of wrongdoing by one of the parties and conclude that they are the bad guys, nor can you conclude that the victims of some particular wrongdoing are overall victims.

The implication that Clinton's name on FIFA's bid for a World Cup host spot implies some kind of wrongdoing is absurd.

Investigators exonerated him of  wrongdoing.

Managerial disloyalty is only one type of wrongdoing.