Sentence examples for legal wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

McGinniss settled the suit out of court, reportedly for $325,000 and with the stipulation that his actions did not represent legal wrongdoing.

Be assured that we will respond in any appropriate legal forum, where necessary, and fully expect that Mr. Weinstein will prevail against any claim of legal wrongdoing.

And as those political leaders named denied any legal wrongdoing, a moral argument is gaining traction for widespread reform of the offshore tax system.

Though Mr Modi himself has been cleared of legal wrongdoing by other investigations, he continues to refuse any offer of regret or apology for the awful events of 2002.

It attacked the corporation for declining to appear before the committee, claiming: "Instead, it chose to conduct its own internal inquiry whose findings entirely exonerated itself and its producers of any professional or legal wrongdoing".

But my legislation would require the government to have reasonable suspicion before a search of laptops or other electronic devices holding digital data; officers must have a particular and objective basis for suspecting legal wrongdoing.

British Columbia Hydroelectric, based in Vancouver, admitted no legal liability or wrongdoing in settlement documents submitted for approval to the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

While Trump has denied wrongdoing, legal or otherwise, he has frequently boasted about his negotiating skills -- arguing that, as president, he'd get the same kinds of one-sided deals for Americans that he's traditionally gotten for his companies.

Mr. Moussa has never publicly questioned the military's business interests, or talked of any legal accountability for past wrongdoing.

Politicians and business executives make such gestures in hopes of reducing possible legal punishment for their wrongdoing.

The two advisers, Andrei Shleifer, a prize-winning economics star and tenured Harvard professor, and Jonathan Hay, a former Harvard legal expert, deny any wrongdoing.