Sentence examples for like wrongdoing from inspiring English sources
The CIA actions may seem like wrongdoing but they aren't criminal because... well, the law is the law, and its purpose is to protect entrenched institutions from embarrassment and censure resulting from the unsanctioned actions of individuals.
The inquiry was ordered in the wake of what some have described as a Mafia-like conspiracy of wrongdoing in the newsrooms of two mass-circulation, Murdoch-owned tabloids in London, the daily Sun and The News of the World, which was summarily closed by Mr. Murdoch last summer under the mounting pressure from the scandal.
But a few tied in with backdating were never accused of wrongdoing, like Steven P. Jobs at Apple.
Civil lawsuits seek to compensate victims of negligence or wrongdoing, like the unlucky passer-by hit by a falling piano.
We made changes in the way we do business to help ensure wrongdoing like this does not occur again.
The deal, which could still fall apart over issues like how much wrongdoing the bank would admit, would be a record accord for the Justice Department.
The industry has made a good case that some of the definitions of wrongdoing — like "facilitating" intellectual property infringement — were overly broad.
While the inquiry did not definitively link any long-term health effects to recycling work, it found evidence of wrongdoing, like exposing prisoners to lead and cadmium.
Before no-fault, most states required one spouse to provide evidence of the other spouse's wrongdoing (like adultery or cruelty) for a divorce to be granted, even if both partners wanted out.
The report came more than five months after the journalist, Luo Changping, boldly challenged Mr. Liu and investigators by publicly accusing Mr. Liu of shady business deals and other wrongdoing like threatening to kill his mistress and overstating his academic qualifications.
The deal — which could still fall apart over questions like how much wrongdoing JPMorgan would admit — would be a record for the Justice Department, representing the largest amount a single corporation has ever paid to settle.
