Sentence examples for its misconduct from inspiring English sources

Virgin Atlantic has been identified in the London investigation but is not expected to face a fine there because it reported its misconduct to authorities.

Under antitrust law, a company can be fined up to twice the gain it derived from its misconduct.

The suit claims the label "analyzed internally the financial consequences of its misconduct and cast it in terms of the additional profit to be made by UMG by avoiding its contractual obligations".A spokesman for Universal said in a statement: "This complaint suffers from serious flaws and weaknesses, not the least of which is that the claims asserted are not appropriate for class treatment.

Legal experts agree that Judge Kollar-Kotelly has broad discretion, should she choose to exercise it, in how to carry out the instructions from the appeals court to restore competition in the market for personal computer operating systems, prevent Microsoft from benefiting from its misconduct and ensure that it does not happen again.

Chevron has tried for years to use a public relations strategy to demonize its adversaries so it could distract attention from its misconduct.

"After misleading consumers about its privacy and security practices, Uber compounded its misconduct by failing to inform the Commission that it suffered another data breach in 2016 while the Commission was investigating the company's strikingly similar 2014 breach," Acting FTC Chairman Maureen K. Ohlhausen said in a statement.

Occidental released a statement saying that it has already improved its sexual misconduct procedures, adding, "We readily acknowledge that Oxy has more work to do, and are vigilantly ensuring our continual progress".

The findings do not carry a sanction, but SMU will undergo federal monitoring as it implements changes to its sexual misconduct procedures.

But even though Lieutenant Szpond, who denied any wrongdoing, is in the department's basement, the question of the Family -- its size and makeup and the extent of its possible misconduct -- continues to roil the department.

The US explicitly declined to pursue a criminal prosecution against HSBC over its Mexican misconduct, on the grounds the bank was too big to lose its licence and employed too many people.

Yet had Argentina resolved this feud, the markets might quickly have forgotten its past misconduct.