Sentence examples for instances of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources
But the officials said they felt strongly that blatant instances of wrongdoing had to be exposed.
The panels could refer possible instances of wrongdoing to the Justice Department.
The first instances of wrongdoing – very often nuisance or antisocial behaviour – must be dealt with effectively.
"If you are aware of instances of wrongdoing, please let us know.
State authorities in Maryland, according to the officials, have also referred potential instances of wrongdoing by the banks to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Mr. Williams, who worked at Pimco for more than a decade, claimed that he had witnessed multiple instances of wrongdoing by the firm's senior management.
UBS no doubt hopes they prove to be aberrational, an isolated instance of wrongdoing within the ranks of its approximately 65,000 employees worldwide.
"I don't think there's ever been a governor as investigated as Jim McGreevey, but at the end of the day, there's not been a single instance of wrongdoing by the governor or anyone in his administration".
Some lawyers in those cases said the accusation against Bear Stearns, if true, would be a stunning instance of wrongdoing, because it would indicate that its mortgage operation essentially double-dipped: selling a mortgage into a mortgage bond at full price and also pocketing a settlement for that same mortgage when it went sour.
They didn't lack the capabilities or the resources to investigate and prosecute instances of suspected wrongdoing.
