Sentence examples for misconduct or not from inspiring English sources

And Republicans will once again face the choice of siding with a man accused of misconduct, or not.

The panel must decide if the constables' conduct fell below the standards of professional behaviour and whether it amounted to gross misconduct or not.

"We will report back to Lucent on our findings whether we believe there has been scientific misconduct or not," he said.

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We suggest making these same bankers pay a portion of any fine imposed on their bank for alleged misconduct, whether or not the bank admits to wrongdoing.

Assault falls under a more general rubric, one in which discipline "will be based on the nature of the incident, the actual or threatened risk to the participant and others, any prior or additional misconduct (whether or not criminal charges were filed), and other relevant factors".

Assault falls under a more general rubric, one in which discipline "will be based on the nature of the incident, the actual or threatened risk to the participant and others, any prior or additional misconduct (whether or not criminal charges were filed), and other relevant factors". Last week, Greg Hardy, of the Carolina Panthers, was found guilty of assaulting and threatening a woman.

Due to court precedent and federal interpretation, the law also covers sexual harassment and assault, and colleges must respond to reports of sexual misconduct whether or not a criminal investigation is initiated.

Typically, decisions to remove a justice are based on misconduct or incompetence, not disagreements over particular decisions.

To help enforce the new policy, Mr. Levy's staff created a central database containing all records of an employee's performance, including allegations of misconduct, whether substantiated or not.

Indeed, questions about how prosecutorial misconduct is investigated, or not investigated, have long plagued both the federal and state justice systems, as The Huffington Post explored last year.