Sentence examples for persistent wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Magistrates have launched numerous investigations into allegations of persistent wrongdoing at City Hall during Mr Chirac's tenure.

Managers stand accused of ignoring persistent wrongdoing, some of which is said to have occurred on BBC premises.

It will have powers to investigate and levy fines after evidence of persistent wrongdoing in a way the old PCC didn't.

Only if the Department saw egregious or persistent wrongdoing would it likely come after the school, and the school would be able to defend itself.

Or, perhaps worse still, did dozens of French officials and politicians, including some quite senior ones, actually find out about, and then agree to cover up, the bank's persistent wrongdoings?Such questions will reverberate throughout the country—and indeed anywhere that companies, especially banks, remain owned by the state.

The report also contained scathing criticism of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (Asic), accusing the corporate regulator of missing or ignoring persistent signs of wrongdoing.

In all instances of research wrongdoing, including persistent noncompliance, there are behaviors that need to change.

Garcia is currently leading an inquiry into the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups which were dogged by persistent allegations of bribery and wrongdoing.

While Mrs. Pirro was not charged with any wrongdoing, she was a persistent figure in the prosecution's case.

Thus, the national availability of the RePAIR program for remediation may address demonstrated needs of research-intensive institutions as they address wrongdoing in research, including persistent noncompliance with approved research protocols.

Mr. Zuck praised the commission's "persistent work," but said an "effective remedy" required an admission by Google of wrongdoing.