Sentence examples for misconduct happening from inspiring English sources

According to Washington City Paper, Catania said that it doesn't matter if Gray, who has not been charged with a crime, didn't know about the misconduct happening during his 2010 campaign.

The strong community response to the letter in the Amherst Student, and the volume of complaints coming in about poorly coordinated services for victims, gave rise to a series of larger discussions about what else Amherst could do to improve support for survivors and about ways to prevent sexual assault and misconduct happening in the first place.

Students and school officials have raised concerns that because fraternities are not formally recognized by the college, sexual misconduct that happens at off-campus frat houses may not be reported in the same way that similar cases of campus misconduct would be.

But, if an organisation is simply too big to manage, it doesn't matter how good your compliance is, misconduct will happen.

"It is very common for misconduct to happen at places where there is an atmosphere of terror and pressure," Sue concludes.

Kristen Houser, chief public affairs officer for the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape: "Campuses definitely have a responsibility to handle misconduct that happens on their campus and by students or employees.

The statute of limitations has expired for most financial misconduct that happened before and during the financial crisis of 2008, meaning that if the DOJ does follow the memo's guidelines to tackle white-collar crime with renewed vigor, it will still exempt wrongdoing that drove the nation into the worst recession since the Great Depression.

On the whole, 128 (96.2%) believed that one or more forms of scientific misconduct had occurred in their workplace while only 5 (3.8%) researchers believed that none of the various types of scientific misconduct ever happened at their workplace.

As Henning pointed out, much of the – admitted and alleged – misconduct at Barclays, HSBC and Standard Chartered happened during this envied period of "light-touch" regulation.

Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, who is traveling in Asia, released a statement today expressing support for General Shinseki's steps but warning that the Army had to ensure that the misconduct did not happen again.

You name the type of misconduct, it all happened here".