Sentence examples for is misconduct from inspiring English sources
verb
To mismanage. To misbehave.
- He misconducted himself with a chorus girl, according to his wife.
There is misconduct and laziness by defense lawyers, prosecutors and the police.
"Rule 5.12 says any conduct that is prejudicial to the interests of the union or the game is misconduct," said Blackett, a circuit judge.
At the foot of our Other openers chart is Misconduct, with a very weedy £97 from five cinemas – that'salmost four people per venue.
— Umar Cheema (@UmarCheema1) 29 Mar 13 Much as I want Musharraf to be tried, this is misconduct–>"Angry lawyer throws shoe at Pakistan's Musharraf" http://t.co/i4ej4MfSbu — Raza Rumi (@Razarumi) 29 Mar 13 Man throws shoe at Mush.
And even when there is misconduct, like what occurred at Barclays in the manipulation of the London interbank offering rate, or Libor, any involvement by senior officers can be sloughed off as a mere "miscommunication".
He reiterated his view that bankers' pay needed to have risk-adjusted performance criteria; that bonuses should be deferred over a longer period; and the need for clawback where there is misconduct.
Nor is it clear that there was misconduct.
Whether that was misconduct or just stupidity is not an easy question to answer.
The Secret Service has also expanded its internal investigation into whether there was misconduct on other trips.
I was terminated by a major corporation for what they said was misconduct.
There was misconduct by Fastow and other senior employees of Enron.
