Sentence examples for lack of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

At issue is whether Ms. Stewart lied to investigators from the Securities and Exchange Commission when they tried to determine whether she had traded on inside information and whether her public statements about her lack of wrongdoing in the stock sale were intended to manipulate the share price of her own company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.

"As all of the facts surrounding this case come out in the appropriate form, the officers' lack of wrongdoing will be made abundantly clear".

The reason he was not simply fired, he said, was the lack of wrongdoing -- officers were not required to report relations with locals unless they became serious, with long-term prospects.

Childhood is often retrospectively viewed as a time of innocence, which is generally viewed as a positive term, connoting an optimistic view of the world, in particular one where the lack of knowledge stems from a lack of wrongdoing, whereas greater knowledge comes from doing wrong.

Under the government's theory of the case, in which anyone arrested in the group is part of a conspiracy and is responsible for any actions taken by others, the lack of individualized wrongdoing doesn't matter. .

Against him and others, the Justice Department used the statute, Mr. Kidd's lawyers inferred and others must as well, "to detain and investigate suspects for whom the government lacked probable cause of wrongdoing, and not to secure testimony".

Like the previous day, the patient appeared unrepentant and lacked any awareness of wrongdoing.

Polanski's supporters point to his great works over the years, the tragedies in his life and the lack of any subsequent wrongdoing.

Although the S.E.C. rules do not permit a defendant to deny there was a violation, it is the lack of any admission of wrongdoing that is troublesome.

The lack of any admission of wrongdoing on SAC's part would be astounding if such omissions hadn't become depressingly common in recent settlements between the government and Wall Street firms.

It followed a 2010 ruling by a US federal judge, against which the justice department appealed, that Slahi ought to go free for lack of untainted evidence of wrongdoing.