Sentence examples for nature of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

The e-mails released Tuesday drive at a key question in the phone-hacking saga: when senior News Corporation executives first became aware of the widespread nature of wrongdoing at the News of the World.

The RePAIR program is not an ethics course, but rather an intensive professional development program that is based on best available evidence regarding the nature of wrongdoing in research and the factors that predict poor ethical decision making.

"But we do not know if there was wrongdoing and the nature of any wrongdoing, because we haven't examined the issue thoroughly the way the Americans are doing".

A spokeswoman for Baruch, Christina Latouf, declined to explain the nature of the wrongdoing or to identify the individuals responsible, but the statement indicated that the administrator responsible for the programs was placed on leave.

Excusing reasons free him and other similar agents from blame, at least in certain circumstances, depending on the nature of the wrongdoing, whether there are alternative actions available, and the details of his background.

"For Kilpatrick similarly to move forward," prosecutors wrote, "he will need to recognize and accept the true nature of his wrongdoings -- how many people he let down and exploited, the enormous consequences of his criminal choices and the fact that he was not the victim but the cause of the painful circumstances now faces".

But that became increasingly controversial as the size and level of fine revenue boomed and because of the nature and scale of wrongdoing by banks.

State regulators are concerned because the secretive nature of arbitration can obscure patterns of wrongdoing from prospective residents and their families.

Although the venture is still in its infancy — it has received fewer than 200 calls so far, and not all seemed genuine — it is again providing an anecdotal window on perceptions of wrongdoing and human nature in the city.

The discussions have rather been principally about the nature of the indefinite detention and the slow pace in releasing detainees against whom there is no evidence of wrongdoing.

He declined to comment further about the nature of the police questioning, but denied any wrongdoing.