Sentence examples for of severe misconduct from inspiring English sources
"In view of the multiple specifications of severe misconduct," the majority wrote, "we cannot allow petitioner to remain on the bench".
As many as 80 cameras will be installed at the schools, which are some of the worst in the district in terms of crime on school property and reports of severe misconduct -- Clemente, Hyde Park, Sullivan, Morgan Park, Orr, Marshall, Dunbar, Tilden, Bogan, Wells, Senn, Juarez, Julian and Farragut are the schools in the district's sights, according to an NBC Chicago report.
And when discipline is found to be warranted — typically in fewer than 20 cases a year — the board tends toward leniency, sometimes granting a few years of probation even in instances of severe misconduct, according to a KHN analysis of medical board records.
Since The Charter of Workers Rights (Law 300/1970), individual dismissals are allowed in large firms only if there exists a "just cause" (for productive reasons or for severe misconduct of the employee).
His unexpected departure comes a week after a tense US congressional hearing that covered revelations that at least 18 employees have come forward with allegations of severe harassment, misconduct and bullying at Yosemite.
Being late to class or having an unkempt room may result in as little as 5 hours while more severe misconduct infractions may result in upwards of 60 to 80 hours.
Gurbaksh Chahal, occurred only following allegations of serious misconduct.
NIH found Sunderland guilty of "serious misconduct" late last year.
The response, issued by the office of Ban Ki-moon, the secretary general, said "a recommendation or finding of severe performance failings does not necessarily constitute misconduct or bind the discretion of the secretary general".
In Britain, the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards suggested adding a new law to allow the prosecution of British bank executives when they recklessly engage in misconduct that puts the bank and its customers at risk of severe losses.
