Sentence examples for misconduct under from inspiring English sources
"Based on this review, we have concluded that allegations of criminal misconduct under federal statutes are not prosecutable".
Earlier this year, the Mumbai Congress president Kripashankar Singh resigned after the Bombay High Court called for his prosecution for "criminal misconduct" under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
As the first rounds of students have been disciplined for sexual misconduct under the new procedures, scores of them have gone to court to protest their schools' decisions.
Friday's deposition was the first time Cosby had addressed allegations of sexual misconduct under oath since giving a deposition in a Pennsylvania case in 2005.
There is scepticism about whether an offence of reckless misconduct, under which bankers can be tried if their institutions collapse, can be used in practice.
The FA charged Whelan with aggravated misconduct, under its rule 3(1) that covers conduct likely to bring the game into disrepute.
The "very serious misconduct" would under normal circumstances deserve a substantial financial penalty, but the financial watchdog decided not to levy a fine.
Lawyers for the independent agency that investigates allegations of police abuse in New York have been given wide new powers to prosecute officers in misconduct cases under an agreement city officials reached on Tuesday.
Mr. Halderman "also discovered evidence that Letterman had created and fostered an environment of workplace sexual misconduct that, under any definition, amounted to actionable sexual harassment," according to the motion.
The Police Department believes that no money was taken in the 1996 incident, Deputy Commissioner Paul J. Browne said, so the case could not represent a missed opportunity to stop the sort of misconduct now under investigation.
Though they came from different roots, Mr. Powell's father from middle to upper middle class, Mr. Rangel from working-class— both rose to dominate Harlem politics, faced allegations of financial misconduct, came under intense pressure to resign and sought re-election anyway.
