Sentence examples for of possible misconduct from inspiring English sources

Gormley turns up suggestions of possible misconduct on both sides.

Similarly, when authorities approach us with evidence of possible misconduct, we always cooperate fully with them.

With that preamble, what Ohio State called a "preliminary assessment" of possible misconduct went ahead.

(The Florida pension fund lost more money, but it was an unlikely lead plaintiff because of possible misconduct by one of its investment managers).

"It was the stench of possible misconduct by Fastow...that provoked the loss of confidence causing the run on the company's treasury," Mr Lay claimed.

Not having a great day March 11 , 2014Updated at 3.14pm GMT 2.14pm GMT Leadsom is concerned that until 2012, the Bank apparently had no clear policy on how staff should escalate evidence of possible misconduct.

The scenes of Elizabeth being questioned for possible misconduct provide this deftly time-shuffling movie with a narrative spine, even as they lay the suspenseful groundwork for either her climactic victory or her ultimate defeat.

The Ferguson police department is still under investigation by the US Justice Department for possible misconduct in its methods and treatment of black residents of the St Louis suburb.

Seventeen police officers are facing investigation for possible misconduct over the catalogue of failures in catching Port.

After the report of the Hillsborough Independent Panel in September, the IPCC and director of public prosecutions are investigating South Yorkshire police for possible misconduct over Hillsborough.

But after the publication of the panel's report, West Yorkshire police referred Bettison, who is still their serving chief constable, to the Independent Police Complaints Commission for possible misconduct.