Sentence examples for on misdeeds from inspiring English sources

He said he has received several phone calls from people asking whether they should blow the whistle on misdeeds by their employers.

The two-year statute of limitations on misdeeds in office runs out for Mr. Verniero on May 15, the second anniversary of his stepping down as attorney general.

At least some journalists, regulators and whistleblowers seem to be getting better at turning the spotlight on misdeeds: a slew of scandals involving bribery, food safety and other transgressions have been paraded before the public so far this year.

The verdict followed weeks of testimony on misdeeds by Mr. Kilpatrick and his bodyguards, including the guards' helping him have affairs with his chief of staff and other women.

In the nineteen-thirties and forties, The New Yorker began to cover crime as a regular beat, with writers including St . Clair McKelway Janet Flanner, and A. J. Liebling reporting on misdeeds ranging from mob hits to elaborate kidnappings.

He also wants to strengthen the powers of the State Commission on Investigation, which is now best known for issuing encyclopedic reports on misdeeds years after everyone involved has left office.

Newark, N.J. — With no shortage of human-on-human misdeeds, criminologists haven't typically concerned themselves with crimes against wildlife and the environment.

What becomes increasingly disturbing is the flippant way in which the killers reflect on their misdeeds.

Novels too are increasing looking to put a fresh spin on past misdeeds.

Lindqvist suggests that the British should learn from Germans in reflecting on their misdeeds.

Much pornography also focused on the misdeeds of royals and aristocrats, thereby contributing to the discrediting of the elites of Europe.