Sentence examples for malpractices in the from inspiring English sources
Their collaboration exposed serious malpractices in the handling of private information.
The Tories have been attempting to show he covered up malpractices in the NHS, which Burnham denies.
The motivation for this is the role played by civil society groups in highlighting electoral malpractices in the contentious 2005 elections.
John Whittingdale, chairman of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee, said it would seek to determine "how high up the chain" knowledge of the newsroom malpractices in the Murdoch newspapers went.
The OFT has found widespread malpractice in the industry.
The NAO identified 132 cases of malpractice in the 18 funds it investigated.
What is being done by the authorities across the cricket world to check such malpractice in the game?
Tensions between Labour and the unions flared up after allegations of malpractice in the selection of a candidate in Falkirk.
He was in some ways more worldly than many expected: he had a track record of tackling financial malpractice in the church in Buenos Aires.
Two killers would still be walking the streets, and the exposure of large-scale malpractice in the police force may never have happened.
"The media is taking quite a battering," said Matiullah Jan, an investigative reporter who once presented a show on corruption and malpractice in the news media.
