Sentence examples for malpractice of the from inspiring English sources

It was, one of the correspondents appears to write, "madness and political malpractice of the party to allow this to continue".

We hope that the court of appeal will restore to me the opportunity to run a defence concerning the illegality and malpractice of the intelligence services.

Mr. Kerry said "it would be diplomatic malpractice of the worst order" to not attempt a diplomatic solution to the longstanding conflict with Iran before pursuing a military one.

Mr. Edwards's deputy campaign manager, Jonathan Prince, who calls Mrs. Edwards her husband's "most trusted adviser," said, "Any campaign that did not use those attributes would be committing political malpractice of the highest order".

And I hope that he will start by trying to enroll some of the hundreds of thousands of underinsured children and families in his own state of Texas who have no health insurance who are legally eligible for it but do not have it because of the political malpractice of the Bush administration in Texas.

With experts questioning whether Mr. Bush's centerpiece initiative for the uninsured -- tax credits of up to $2,000 -- would help low and moderate income families buy health insurance, Vice President Al Gore went on the offensive against Mr. Bush, asserting that hundreds of thousands of Texans lack health insurance "because of the political malpractice of the Bush administration".

The London event's Facebook page described it as a protest against the "abuses and malpractice of [the] government," increased state surveillance, the government's disregard for migrants, the poor, elderly, and disabled".

This is a case of political malpractice on the part of state and national Democrats.

The worst malpractices of the press are not the ones that cause concern among the prominent people [but] the people whose private lives are paraded for public entertainment".

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However, when orders for counterfeit money were sent to him, he refused them: "I will do anything, short of being a common informer against particular persons, to stop the malpractices of the Birmingham coiners".