Sentence examples for misconduct issues from inspiring English sources

Hosko said he was unaware of any misconduct issues involving Alexis.

He was granted an honourable discharge in 2011 after a series of misconduct issues, a Navy official told Reuters.

This commercial is also a direct appeal to minority residents, particularly black and Latino New Yorkers, whose relations with the police have been strained over police misconduct issues.

Saying he was "disturbed about the misconduct issues," General Dempsey said that evaluations of top officers needed to go beyond the traditional assessment of professional performance by superior officers alone.

Under the new procedures, students who believe they have been sexually assaulted can file a complaint with a newly created sexual misconduct office, which will assemble a panel of two deans and a student trained in sexual misconduct issues.

The £2.9bn of new provisions includes £1.9bn for misconduct issues such as US settlements over subprime mortgages, some £465m for PPI mis-selling, which takes the total cost to £3.1bn, and a further £500m for interest rate swap mis-sellling, taking the total to £1.3bn.

People familiar with the police misconduct issue said they believed a confluence of these events led to the changes in the department.

"For a brief period in time, Miami lived under martial law," concluded a scathing report on police misconduct issued by a local panel charged with investigating the debacle.

If this is the case, it will be a logical extension to connect this academic misconduct issue to a theoretical platform that has been demonstrated to help reduce crime problems: the opportunity theories of crime.

Warks: "We are where we are, yes it may not have gone to court it may not be used in any complaint but if an officer has written those words in his pocket notebook or in a report and they are false then that is actually a very serious misconduct issue... their integrity is no longer intact".

One performer mentioned a comic who'd gotten banned from UCB for a sexual misconduct issue.