Sentence examples for malfeasance by from inspiring English sources

Local elections in Russia have regularly been faulted for malfeasance by the ruling party.

It is a mistake to think of this as malfeasance by a few people.

Short-sellers restrain management malfeasance by rooting out fraud and earnings manipulation.

They will likely need to prove deliberate malfeasance by the NFL.

Inspectors did not allege any intentional malfeasance by either the state or the school districts.

Republicans had been shopping a story about supposed malfeasance by a female state official Kilday covered.

Forty years on, the malfeasance exposed by the Watergate scandal is hardly less shocking than it was at the time.

Perhaps the most notorious illustration of the fraught relationship came in the aftermath of Errol Morris's celebrated "Thin Blue Line" (1988): Randall Dale Adams, convicted of murdering a police officer, was freed from death row after revelations of prosecutorial malfeasance uncovered by Mr. Morris's film.

In a sharply worded letter to Michael Chertoff, the secretary of homeland security, Mr. Suozzi asked for an investigation into what he called "serious allegations of misconduct and malfeasance committed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel in executing arrest warrants in various Nassau County communities on Sept. 24 and 26, 2007".

Kahn further stressed that "privacy in payments is desired not just for illegal transactions, but also for protection from malfeasance or negligence by counterparties or by the payments system provider itself".

For some reason, I always wanted to punch him -- a feeling many people have for their contractors -- but in this case, the urge was prompted by affection rather than by malfeasance or nonfeasance.