Sentence examples for involvement in any wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Through a press spokeswoman, Martina Nicholson, Netcare has denied conscious involvement in any wrongdoing.

The big six energy suppliers all deny involvement in any wrongdoing in the shape of manipulating the wholesale price of gas to maximise their own profits – as they would.

Frank M. Cicero, one of the lobbying firm's partners, also issued a statement denying involvement in any wrongdoing and saying that the attorney general was welcome to review all of the firm's records for as long as he wanted.

In a statement his lawyer released, Mr. Weiss said, "I deeply regret my conduct and apologize to all those who have been affected, including all of the wonderful and extremely talented lawyers and other employees of the firm, none of whom had any involvement in any wrongdoing".

Citing the small portion of blame assigned to the firm, she said the company was "pleased that the jury understood how minimal Lehman Brothers' involvement was in any wrongdoing".

"I reject and denounce pay to play politics and have no involvement whatsoever in any wrongdoing," said the congressman.

It should be made clear that there is no evidence Geithner was involved in any wrongdoing or cover-up, and Geithner strongly denies (with good grounds) any personal involvement or culpability.

"I don't think he was involved in any wrongdoing".

In the days leading up to his arrest, before he voluntarily underwent three marathon sessions of questioning by F.B.I. agents in Denver, Mr. Zazi, in interviews with reporters and through his lawyers, denied any links to Al Qaeda, any involvement in any plot and any wrongdoing whatsoever.

"The conclusion that no current lawyer at the firm had any involvement in the wrongdoing will enable us really to move forward," said Sanford P. Dumain, a partner at Milberg, in an interview on Monday.

Those accused of involvement in the wrongdoing have dismissed the evidence as "rubbish"; they have not called for a full fact-finding inquiry to clear their names of such serious and grave charges.