"Thirteen support Nihon Kaigi, a nationalist think-tank that advocates a return to 'traditional values' and rejects Japan's 'apology diplomacy' for its wartime misdeeds.
McNulty and Greggs's "turning" of both Omar and Bubbles in this series seems very believable – although the blind eye the two detectives later turn to some of Omar's more outrageous misdeeds stretches credibility a bit.
How many are the misdeeds we inflict on our children to which Britain's "cult of criminality" should now turn its attention?
A serving president can be removed only for misdeeds committed during his or her current term of office.
He makes much of his efforts to hold individuals to account for financial misdeeds, something federal authorities have tried but failed to do in the wake of the financial crisis.
Among the many stories used to illustrate these misdeeds, one of the most stunning is that of James Obergefell and John Arthur, who had "built a life together" for 29 years before Mr Arthur was diagnosed, in 2011, with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease:[T]he couple resolved to marry before John died.
More than ten senior executives have been arrested in connection with financial misdeeds.
For all their other misdeeds, the banks would not have kept producing garbage loans had they not been able to sell them to willing buyers.
Mr Manning, who was found guilty of most of the charges brought against him at a court-martial last month, said he meant no harm but had wanted to bring attention to American misdeeds during the Iraq war.
Still, his administration has been accused of nepotism and cronyism over the hiring of children of senior officials and an unqualified campaign supporter.In the past the mayor has denied running a corrupt campaign, claiming ignorance of his aides' misdeeds.
More unfairly still, the misdeeds of one company can tarnish all its competitors as well.Some of the most vigorous wreckers of reputations have been NGOs.
