Sentence examples for members for wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

It does not cite any individual UNAMID members for wrongdoing.

Jennings wrote a trilogy of books about a series of alleged boondoggles, bribes and drug controversies that culminated in the scandal surrounding the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, where dozens of IOC members were expelled or sanctioned for wrongdoing.

They themselves were not indicted but apologized because political leaders were expected to take moral responsibility for family members' wrongdoing.

Stanley Brand, a lawyer who specializes in representing members of Congress in ethics investigations, said he worried that the Office of Congressional Ethics may be searching for wrongdoing when there are no rules that prohibit House members from trading in stocks.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has faced criticism for years from its agents and members of Congress who say that it has been slow to discipline its own for wrongdoing and that senior officials have been spared serious punishment.

Prosecutors are rarely punished for wrongdoing.

It can also be a self-preserving haven for wrongdoing.

"We have zero tolerance for wrongdoing," he said.

The former Bankia executives and board members deny wrongdoing and have not been charged so far.

"We have a zero-tolerance policy for wrongdoing.

This is often needed to counter official denial of wrongdoing or responsibility for wrongdoing (Weschler 1998).