Sentence examples for of potential wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

And she would likely throw her support behind investigations of potential wrongdoing.

But the commission did not find troubling signs of potential wrongdoing at any of the other utilities it looked at.

The report makes 42 recommendations, including a law requiring the police to disclose evidence of potential wrongdoing by officers.

Guidepost, which also conducts internal investigations of potential wrongdoing and reviews corporate compliance programs, is hardly the only monitor snagging prominent assignments.

He said an investigation was warranted because the trustee's office had demonstrated "a common thread of potential wrongdoing" in several bankruptcy filings involving Countrywide.

LONDON — Standard Chartered said on Tuesday that it had received accusations of potential wrongdoing by officials at an Indonesian power company in which it is an investor.

When the story of the financial crisis is finally written, this may turn out to be the denouement of the government's investigations of Wall Street for potential wrongdoing that contributed to the financial crisis in 2008.

Without investigative journalism, and the ability of the press to scour hidden places, the domain of the powerful, for potential wrongdoing, our democracy would be severely impoverished.

"The presumption of innocence is turned on its head when everyone applying for a benefit is screened for potential wrongdoing in a system of total surveillance," he warns.

Most of these deaths were classed as homicides and investigated as usual for potential wrongdoing by the officers involved.

He was harangued about Nike, Eugene, Qatar, his failure to be aware of any potential wrongdoing at the IAAF while acting as its vice-president, and at times looked flustered, a far cry of the Coe of London 2012.