Sentence examples for misconduct and fraud from inspiring English sources

Mr. Straney, who also investigates investment misconduct and fraud, said that in recent years promissory notes had dominated the list of swindles involving retirees.

Doctors and scientists who put their names to medical articles they have not written should be charged with professional misconduct and fraud, according to legal experts.

Erika A. Kelton, a lawyer with Phillips & Cohen in Washington, said that in more than two decades representing whistle-blowers, her firm has found that "in almost all cases, employees have reported their concerns about misconduct and fraud to managers and supervisors first".

"I know this issue has provoked a very strong reaction from many of you and I understand why you feel that way," said Hall, who sent the email after it emerged that the Metropolitan Police are gathering information on misconduct and fraud relating to the payoffs that could lead to a formal investigation.

This information can help editors protect their journals and readers from errors, scientific misconduct, and fraud.

The force received allegations of misconduct and fraud over £25m paid to 150 outgoing executives.

Since 1991, dozens of United States swimming coaches, including a former national team director, have received life bans by the sport's national body for a range of offenses like sexual misconduct, doping and fraud.

The coercive pressure of the withholding threat, Mr. Wasserstrom said in a letter to Mr. Kerry, could force changes in what Mr. Wasserstrom described as an organizational culture in which "U.N. personnel who are aware of misconduct, corruption and fraud are likely to remain silent".

We frown on misconduct and medical fraud is taken very seriously.

His probes into civic malfeasance, judicial misconduct and corporate fraud won more than 25 national and regional awards, changed laws and reformed public policy.

The firm sought to adopt an extremely aggressive provision in its charter that would have barred its public investors from suing in court over corporate misconduct and securities fraud.