Sentence examples for misconduct such as from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons that returns to shareholders are falling is the cost of misconduct, such as Libor rigging and mis-selling payment protection insurance.

It attributed half of the retractions to embarrassing mistakes and half to "scientific misconduct" such as plagiarism, faked data and altered images.

The company claimed he was dismissed for gross misconduct (such as passing orders directly to managers without first going to the division heads).

In more than half the cases there was evidence of police or prosecutorial misconduct, such as manipulation of confessions and the withholding of key evidence from the defence.

Significant complaints tend to turn on alleged libels, multiple errors, allegations of professional misconduct such as plagiarism, breaches of the PCC or Guardian editorial code, such as misrepresentation or failures to declare a personal or pecuniary interest and misquoting people.

"The short answer is yes … but only old-fashioned forms of misconduct such as premature discussions with other jurors and face-to-face or telephonic discussions with family and friends about the trial".

"We have seen the awful behaviour of a small number of officers in Operation Alice and there are one or two other current misconduct investigations such as the stuff linked to property seizures at Buckingham Palace," said Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley.

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.

Student arrests and "serious misconduct" -- such as fights, drugs and weapons and gang activity -- are also on the wane compared to 2009 numbers.

Multimillion-dollar police misconduct settlements, such as the one stemming from the killing of Chicago teenager Laquan McDonald, tend to garner national attention.

But Maher said Franken didn't deserve to be "lumped in" with other prominent figures facing sexual misconduct allegations, such as the GOP's Alabama Senate nominee Roy Moore, Hollywood actor Kevin Spacey, movie mogul Harvey Weinstein and President Donald Trump.