Sentence examples for misconduct time from inspiring English sources

Sanders said he had wasted two years uncovering government misconduct, time that he could have spent preparing Dekraai's defense against the death penalty.

Two years later, the department's inspector general released new reports of misconduct, this time accompanied by more attention from the news media and outrage in Congress.

It's a presumption that has been borne out in police misconduct trials time and again.

Figures released by the department in November last year showed that in the year to October 2013, unemployed people were sanctioned for "misconduct" 242,973 times.

But, unlike Donald Trump, our show-biz President, a bully who has boasted of sexual assault and been accused of sexual misconduct numerous times, Weinstein is finally being condemned and punished for his treatment of women.

The investigation into his behavior was launched in October after Stein notified the board that his name appeared on a secretive, crowdsourced list of men accused of sexual misconduct, the Times reported.

But the problems that led to these wrongful convictions -- in this case, for example, looking the other way as a bad cop is cited for misconduct 11 times -- are systemic.

That same month, Rubin was the subject of a bombshell New York Times piece about sexual misconduct during his time at Google.

I have seen hundreds of news reports of both actual and alleged misconduct during the time I was executive chairman of News International and responsible for the company.

He had not suspected misconduct at the time, he said, adding that he did not believe that Dr. Batlogg knew of any data problems.

He has spoken out in Miami against police misconduct at a time when that city is facing its own allegations of police corruption and brutality.