Sentence examples for misdeeds a from inspiring English sources

Xi Jinping has made a campaign against such misdeeds a key part of leadership.

That said, California still has its fair share of political misdeeds: a state senator was arrested on corruption charges this morning, making him the third Democratic legislator to find himself in hot water in recent weeks.

At least some journalists, regulators and whistleblowers seem to be getting better at turning the spotlight on misdeeds: a slew of scandals involving bribery, food safety and other transgressions have been paraded before the public so far this year.

C1 Rise of the Activist Investor Taking advantage of regulatory changes and a public mood oriented toward rooting out corporate misdeeds, a growing number of hedge fund managers are waging populist battles against chief executives.

Like the constitutional clause of a similar nature, this particular statement has been read expansively to prosecute various Web-based misdeeds — a category of criminal activity the government has been struggling to define.

SEOUL, South Korea — A top general in North Korea was executed this month on corruption charges, around the time the nation's leader, Kim Jong-un, warned the party and military elites against abuse of power and other misdeeds, a South Korean official said Wednesday.

Coupled with the details of the complaint, however, Baer's statement suggests that prosecutors might have been interested in a tool underlying Topkins's apparent misdeeds: an algorithm he had coded to instruct his company's software to set prices.

As the impassioned responses to the actions of whistle-blowers like Edward J. Snowden have reminded us, you face a moral quandary: Is reporting misdeeds an act of heroism or betrayal?

Antitrust sanctions against the Microsoft Corporation should seek to repair the damage the company's illegal conduct did to competition and consumers in addition to preventing a repetition of its misdeeds, an economics expert told a federal judge yesterday.

The political dimension became unambiguous when federal government resources were deployed to cover up the misdeeds, an endeavor spearheaded by none other than Hillary, at whose behest Bill's many accusers were regularly tarnished in the media.

When I first wrote about JPMorgan's misdeeds a year ago, I got an indignant email from a bank spokeswoman calling my column "disappointingly skewed" for comparing Morgan to Enron.