Sentence examples for misconduct rules from inspiring English sources

The standards subcommittee is examining the specific allegations raised by the Sunday Times, while the chairman of the privileges committee, Lord Brabazon, is examining the wider misconduct rules amid cross-party calls for stronger sanctions to be made available against any peers who break the rules.

Related sites Misconduct, as defined by the U.S. Office of Science and Technology Policy More detailed Science article on German misconduct rules DFG recommendations for a code of conduct (in German).

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is expected to propose a controversial set of sexual misconduct rules for schools across the country ― and survivors' advocates are not happy.

The most favorable interpretation for DesJarlais of his behavior as discussed in the transcript would involve deciphering the latter scenario; but if the woman got any medical advice or follow-up care after the sexual relationship began, the more damning sexual misconduct rule would apply.

He said he has already established a "working group" to examine codes of conduct concerning confidentiality and reporting misconduct, and rules for "investigating and processing misconduct complaints".

They said Kane had taken part in "egregious misconduct" that violated rules of professional conduct and "caused substantial public and private harm," according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

A former midwife whose actions were said to have contributed to the deaths of two babies is to be struck off, a misconduct tribunal has ruled.

The FA charged Whelan with aggravated misconduct, under its rule 3(1) that covers conduct likely to bring the game into disrepute.

That result, and the industry's subsequent loss in court, turned their legal onslaught into a major miscalculation -- stripped of the offending provision, which actually provided programs a safe harbor from misconduct, the new rule was slightly more demanding.

At the same time, the Pentagon should make clear that its rules on misconduct apply to all serving personnel, regardless of rank or gender.

In a "notice of proposed removal" issued last week, the dean wrote that the joke constituted "notoriously disgraceful conduct" under the academy's rules forbidding "misconduct generally criminal, infamous, dishonest or notoriously disgraceful".