Sentence examples for of alleged wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

The firm won't discuss specific cases of alleged wrongdoing, citing client confidentiality.

features 20 examples of alleged wrongdoing by firms that exhibited at the recent Body Beautiful trade fair in London.

So far, there are 37 cases of alleged wrongdoing by officers stemming from the protests, said Ms. Sachs, the board spokeswoman.

So declared Peter Humphrey, a British corporate investigator working in China, to a court in Shanghai on August 8th when confronted with evidence of alleged wrongdoing.

In January 2009, on the eve of taking office, Barack Obama said of alleged wrongdoing: "We need to look forward as opposed to looking backwards".

Gibson, however, was told he could not stand at the election, a decision taken by the party's national executive committee, which has been reviewing cases of alleged wrongdoing.

Mr. Robertson and his siblings filed their first complaint against Princeton in 2002, and last week they amended it with a new roster of alleged wrongdoings.

The readiness of non-PAP members to bring forth any allegation of misfeasance, or corruption, or nepotism would "dispel suspicions of cover-ups of alleged wrongdoings".

The 41-page complaint details a myriad of alleged wrongdoings, including the improper use of charity funds "to influence his election for president".

Over the past six months, we have heard of a range of other alleged wrongdoing: that Bo "wanted to establish a politically independent 'kingdom' in Chongqing, bugged the conversations of other leaders, and used terror and torture in his anti-crime campaigns," as the politics-watcher Cheng Li has put it.

"This may be attributable to injustices in the system, or lack of merit or proof of the alleged wrongdoing," Professor Thornton said.