Sentence examples for malfeasance committed from inspiring English sources
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".
Mike Kelly Bainbridge Island, Wash., April 20 , 2008 To the Editor: If the torture issue and other malfeasances committed by members of this administration, past and present, are swept under the rug, they will rot away the fabric of our society.
The question that matters most to Matthews this week is about whether or not the DoJ should have gone after Jon Edwards for campaign malfeasances committed while he was banging his weird videographer.
Experts, however, are skeptical that Judge Anderson could face serious punishment or disbarment, even if the court were to decide that he had committed malfeasance.
The difference between the malfeasance that the Clintons have often been accused of and the malfeasance that they have actually committed is wide.
At the center is Detective Christopher Foyle Michael Kitchenn), shut out of the action on the front lines and sent to Hastings on the south coast of England to counter war's residual malfeasance: the murder, bribery and wretchedness committed by profiteers, the politically ambitious and, nearly as often, those whose psychological balance war has irreparably destabilized.
And Brazilian law holds that a president can be impeached only for political or common crimes committed during her current term of office though whether that rule would necessarily exempt any malfeasance during her first term is not clear.
Mr Emanuel seems committed.
Others, though, are committed.
Her brother committed suicide.
