Sentence examples for more wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

The bank launched a national advertising campaign last month that attempted to show what actions it is taking to recover from the scandal and to prevent any more wrongdoing.

One party might be engaged in much more wrongdoing that the other.

More importantly, if Democrats retake the House (a midterm outcome many are predicting) it would allow them to step up their own investigations into Trump's businesses and associates and potentially expose more wrongdoing.

The thief, child-rapist, cop-killer Clemmons had chalked up since his first release in 2000 a virtually uninterrupted record of wrongdoing followed by arrest followed by conviction followed by incarceration followed by parole followed by more wrongdoing..

When pressed on the issue of whether there was more wrongdoing, Christie said to a reporter, "There's got to be a time... that you made a mistake in a story.

Even in the event that Mueller's probe clears Trump and his associates of more wrongdoing ― and even if it turns out Trump's behavior really is all about his frail self-esteem ― it wouldn't change the fact that he has refused to denounce an attack on American democracy, undermined an inquiry into that attack and likely rendered the country more vulnerable to new ones. .

Her judges will be senators, many of whom are accused of more serious wrongdoing.

If prosecutors find evidence of more general wrongdoing, Mr Suzuki and other board members are almost certain to go.Quite who will succeed him is unclear.

All have focused largely on Mr. Murdoch's newspapers, but can extend to more general wrongdoing in newspapers he does not own.

But Rousseff has not been charged with any crime and many are uneasy that she is being impeached on a technicality by opposition politicians who stand accused of far more serious wrongdoing.

Mr. Murdoch told the committee this month that he had no knowledge of more widespread wrongdoing at The News of the World when he approved a $1.1 million legal settlement, with a confidentiality agreement, in the first lawsuit brought over phone hacking in 2007.