Sentence examples similar to permitting misconduct from inspiring English sources
"Reasonable suspicion" is a meaningless term that will permit police misconduct.
Thus, Socrates himself is recorded in the same dialogue (and in Plato's Apology) as recognizing that cities with bad regimes do not permit their misconduct to be questioned and corrected.
No federal laws bar schools from permitting teachers accused of sexual misconduct in one jurisdiction from resuming teaching in another jurisdiction, but in recent years, state legislatures have moved to address the problem.
The language in the pending military bill, by contrast, permits suits for "willful misconduct," though it specifies that willful misconduct does not include negligence or recklessness.
He suggested that permitting the defendant to neither admit nor deny the misconduct was indefensible.
In most cases, despite a finding of misconduct, convictions were permitted to stand, and rarely was the misconduct reported or disciplined, even though some prosecutors were repeat offenders.
Let's start with the fact that this bill was introduced in direct response to a newspaper investigation into why police officers who are fired for misconduct are permitted to simply go work for another agency.
Meanwhile, our disciplinary committee has found other students guilty of sexual misconduct but ultimately permitted them to continue their Amherst educations.
