Sentence examples for misconduct reporting from inspiring English sources

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But there is no doubt that the summit's action plan includes a long list of financial sector dimensions to be addressed, including: accounting standards, hedge funds, risk disclosures, financial sector assessments, credit rating agencies, risk-management and stress-testing models, international standard setters, sanctions for misconduct, reporting to supervisors in different countries, and more.

The online campaign appears to have been fueled by misconceptions about how the college's anonymous sexual misconduct reporting form works. FOR THE RECORD: A front-page article in the Los Angeles Times on Dec. 7, 2013, was incorrect in reporting that Occidental College failed to disclose 27 alleged sexual assaults that occurred in 2012.

If you believe an act of research misconduct has occurred or is occurring at BNI you should notify the Research Integrity Officer (Dr. Botir Sagdullaev) by completing a Misconduct Reporting Form: misconduct-reporting-form-04272017.pdf.

Orr: "What about all the misconduct reported to this commission by financial institutions in Australia earlier this year?

The amount of the money penalty bears no relation to the benefits derived by Goldman from its alleged misconduct (reported as $15 million).

"Authors found to have not declared such interest should be banned from any subsequent publication in the journal and their misconduct reported to their institutions".

The misconduct reported did not appear to be of the same magnitude as the events in 1991, when 83 women, some in the Navy, reported being assaulted or harassed in a hotel in Las Vegas.

We have absolutely zero tolerance for the kind of misconduct reported at the Mint.

In most cases, despite a finding of misconduct, convictions were permitted to stand, and rarely was the misconduct reported or disciplined, even though some prosecutors were repeat offenders.