Sentence examples for range of misconduct from inspiring English sources

MPs questioned Wheatley and his chairman, John Griffith-Jones, about a wide range of misconduct by banks but particularly their continued abuse of customers.

A1 Since federal authorities began reviewing the police disciplinary process three years ago, the department has punished many more officers for a wide range of misconduct.

Since federal authorities began reviewing the police disciplinary process three years ago, the Police Department has punished many more officers for a wide range of misconduct, according to police statistics.

Among the city's minority residents, officers believed to be members of the Family have, rightly or not, gained a reputation for a range of misconduct, from physical abuse to false arrests.

A judge in Manhattan has refused to grant First Amendment protections to an officer who claims his efforts to unmask a range of misconduct in his Brooklyn precinct led his supervisors to bring him to a psychiatric ward.

A Chapter 14 covers a wide range of misconduct offenses, from minor to serious.

It shows the breadth and range of press misconduct, including "despicable" intrusion into people's lives.

The original investigation for potential criminal offences arising out of Hillsborough conducted by West Midlands police, which produced no prosecutions, is now itself being investigated by the IPCC for a range of possible misconduct, including "general concerns about inadequate investigation and failure in direction and control".

Elsewhere across the country, a number of police departments have found themselves under federal court oversight, often in response to a broader range of alleged police misconduct than in the New York case.

According to Wellcome, sanctions against a researcher found guilty of misconduct could range from a letter of reprimand to barring the individual from receiving trust funds "for a given period".

This Government has introduced a range of measures to tackle misconduct".