Sentence examples for purported wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

In Yuxi, however, Mr. Chu remains a hero, even after the publicizing of his purported wrongdoing.

They highlight acts of wrongdoing, purported confessions from the accused (often set in verse), and accounts of trials and public executions.

The wrongdoing is purported to have involved bribing police officers and other government officials to disclose confidential information.

On the first day of the trial in Paris, a court decision from Equatorial Guinea arrived in the French judges' office that purported to clear Teodorin of any wrongdoing.

And instead of conducting a vigorous inquiry into the snitch program and the role of prosecutors in concealing it, she launched a narrower criminal investigation that purported to examine the role of wrongdoing by members of the sheriff's department.

One purported advantage was not mentioned, though.

Mr Ramaphosa told BBC Hardtalk's Zeinab Badawi: "Everyone agrees that our state was captured by corrupt elements, by people who purported to be close to the president, who have been doing really bad things getting into many state institutions". President Zuma has been embroiled in a series of corruption scandals - he denies any wrongdoing.

Or so they purported.

And looking ahead, lawmakers have set the wheels in motion for a new batch of 2016 restrictions in response to a series of now debunked videos that purport to expose wrongdoing by Planned Parenthood.

By purporting to grant immunity, the State Department draws itself more deeply into the wrongdoing and adopts a posture vis-a-vis Blackwater that appears downright conspiratorial.

The statement introduces Kelley as a member of the President's Corporate Fraud Task Force, and it purports to quote the man directly: "The Government's ability to fully and fairly investigate allegation of wrongdoing in our financial markets depends on the integrity of the Grand Jury and [Securities and Exchange Commission] investigations.