Sentence examples for own misconduct from inspiring English sources

Police forces have very good reason to mistrust their own misconduct procedures.

"No democracy has ever been made stronger by suppressing evidence of its own misconduct".

In July, lawyers for the Oscar-winning director claimed that the US authorities had not tried to arrest him for fear of drawing attention to their own misconduct.

The M.T.A. inspector general, Matthew D. Sansverie, has said Mr. Anemone's criticisms are an attempt to deflect attention from what he has described as Mr. Anemone's own misconduct.

As for their frequent moralizing about the misconduct of certain caliphs, Khaldūn asserted that people like to justify their own misconduct by looking in histories for examples of the great who have done the same things.

Mark Herr, a spokesman for A.I.G., responded to Mr. Di Rita's comments by saying: "It is disappointing but unsurprising that Bank of America continues to attempt to blame others for its own misconduct.

She also never made a movie that was obviously about Woody Allen's predilection for much younger women amid her own sexual misconduct scandal because Gadsby has never had a sexual misconduct scandal.

Other sports have endured their own judging misconduct as well, including incidents that affected competitions.

Hannity, however, did not delve into Trump's own sexual misconduct.

Through his own personal misconduct, from cheating at Harvard to Chappaquiddick to his binge with William Kennedy Smith of blue-dot rape trial fame, Kennedy exemplified the privileged irresponsibility that fueled the rightwing revolution.

By Alexandra Schwartz August 19, 2016 Brazilian authorities believe that the American swimmer Ryan Lochte and three teammates lied about being robbed at gunpoint to cover up their own drunken misconduct.