Sentence examples for misconduct is a from inspiring English sources

"Sexual misconduct is a serious and substantial problem, and Columbia needs to take it seriously.

"The fact that the board has been so passive despite years of misconduct is a testament to how lacking in independence its members are from the Murdoch family.

"You want to create an impression among future applicants to the bar that serious misconduct is a matter of concern," she said.

Robertson's book on the trial, in which judicial misconduct is a central theme, was sent to the CCRC with the aim of overturning the verdict.

Rights groups, meanwhile, fear that with an estimated 3,500 unsolved homicides in Jamaica in the last 10 years, rooting out official misconduct is a low priority.

Gross professional misconduct is a capital offence: Peter Watt, Labour's general secretary, who admitted knowing that huge donations were being channelled from a businessman to Labour via third parties, plainly had to go.

► In our weekly Elsewhere column, we've been tracking (via Science) developments in the RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology STAP-cell case, because scientific misconduct is an important career issue.

The accusation of prosecutorial misconduct was a crucial element in the defense of the lawyers who previously represented Mr. Pellicano.

I'd be like, 'Well, this happened to me when I was a kid.' I'd make all kinds of excuses for my sexual misconduct, being a prostitute, being a drug addict.

A story on The Daily Caller said that the quotes from the Wahl interview showed that the Pennsylvania State investigation, which exonerated Mann of any misconduct, was a "whitewash".

He told me when I interviewed him last week in Basel, Switzerland, that misconduct was a threat to the perception and operation of the markets.