Sentence examples for in misconduct to from inspiring English sources

The lawyers, Faith Zaman and Thomas W. Derbyshire, who are married, "engaged in misconduct to enrich themselves at the expense of Prince Jefri," the prince and the companies claimed in a complaint filed three years ago.

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.

The orders had required federal agencies to reduce the time given to poor performers or employees found to be involved in misconduct to show improvement or fight their cases, cutting it from 120 days to 30 days.

Then there's the other consideration, and that is in the great majority of cases, perhaps almost all of them where law enforcement, prosecutors, or police have engaged in misconduct to try to convict somebody, they believe that that person is guilty.

The report rejects claims from the former head of Oxfam that the charity was sufficiently transparent in reporting misconduct to the government.

Weber alleged that she was fired for complaining that Globe used phony job placement statistics and engaged in other misconduct to recruit students.

The panels will be free to make any concerns public and in cases of serious misconduct to call in the Independent Police Complaints Commission to investigate their commissioner.

If prosecutors could not show a single overarching plan to engage in misconduct at SAC, then each agreement would have to be charged separately.

A recent New York Stock Exchange/N.A.S.D. report concluded that underwriters "had at times engaged in misconduct contrary to the best interests of investors and our markets; at least some of this misconduct was unlawful".

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.

Some have criticized the SEC, the Department of Justice, and other agencies for imposing only slap-on-the-wrist sanctions against banks that allegedly engaged in misconduct related to the financial crisis.