Sentence examples for misconduct and corruption from inspiring English sources

The Censorate (Yushitai), an office designed to investigate official misconduct and corruption, was made a separate organ of the government.

A state grand jury recently began investigating charges that sexual misconduct and corruption are rife in the state prison system.

After being hurt in the 2006 election by lawmaker misconduct and corruption, House Republicans continued to be dogged by the issue this year.

MANHATTAN: POLICE PANEL RULING -- Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has won the latest round in a six-year battle over the City Council's effort to create an independent police investigation and audit board to help expose police misconduct and corruption.

Pyne claims Trad repeatedly and "forcefully" abused him with the epithet in a heated phone call last year as the Cairns MP pushed ahead with his lone calls for an inquiry into alleged local government misconduct and corruption.

The book portrayed some high-level Vatican officials as greedy and careerist, and included anecdotes about sexual misconduct and corruption of Catholic clergymen, but no names were given, and most of the stories were decades old.

"Misconduct, incompetence and corruption have become endemic under the weak leadership of Hogan-Howe".

The mayor said most police officers served with "honour and distinction", but said: "To those of you who wish to engage in brutality, misconduct, racism and corruption, let me clear: there is no place in the Baltimore city police department for you".

"To those of you who want to engage in brutality, misconduct, racism and corruption, let me be clear: There is no place for you in the Baltimore City Police Department," she said. . "There will be justice for Mr. Gray.

The removal of a high-ranking U.S. Customs and Border Protection official this week was designed to soothe critics who say the agency has been too soft on Border Patrol agents and other employees accused of misconduct, abuse and corruption.

The professor, Yochai Benkler, who wrote a widely cited academic article about WikiLeaks and the evolution of watchdog journalism in the Internet era, testified that at the time of Private Manning's leaks the group had established itself as playing a reputable and valuable journalistic role by publishing documents about corporate misconduct and government corruption around the world.