Sentence examples for is malfeasance from inspiring English sources

"What we're talking about here is malfeasance and not an administrative error," the official said.

The result is malfeasance and constant scandal.

"To get rid of the Clean Power Plan without any idea of what to do that could be better is malfeasance on the part of the EPA administrator".

And whenever there is malfeasance, it can often be due to an inflated COGS in order to reflect a loss and defraud investors/shareholders or allow the founders to live a lavish lifestyle.

"That's malfeasance," he said.

"It must be frustrating to people not to have a final outcome for what may appear to be malfeasance," said Bart Chilton, a commissioner at the agency.

That was malfeasance, declared the eminent U.S. economist: "Far from being powerless, the Bank of Japan could achieve a great deal if it were willing to abandon its excessive caution and its defensive response to criticism".

Mary Annie had been sitting across from Paolo; when he was asked how he prepared for his roles as, well, such lowlifes (his calling was malfeasance, Iago the role he was rehearsing now), she had smiled into her plate.

"What we can do is to get across a message of zero tolerance, which for us means zero complacency when credible allegations are raised, and zero impunity when we find that there has been malfeasance," he said.

What happened between Royal and the G.S.A. could be malfeasance, but it could simply be a mistake, one of countless made every year across the government that normally go unnoticed — unless $7,000 worth of sushi is also involved.

State and federal investigations have been ordered, and Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has gone so far as to say there may have been "malfeasance" on the part of Connecticut Light and Power, the state's main electricity provider.