Sentence examples for reveal misconduct from inspiring English sources

Also vital is the House's guarantee of protection of airport baggage screeners, extending the right to reveal misconduct and antiterrorism gaffes without fearing for their jobs.

If Pte Manning was attempting to reveal misconduct, why would he reveal all of the state department's internal memos?

We believe that a non-partisan inquiry into prosecutors' handling of Aaron's case will air important facts, demonstrate the over-breadth of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act [CFAA] under which he was prosecuted, and might even reveal misconduct on the part of the prosecutors who led the crusade against him".

Snowden revealed misconduct by the very person who is being asked to grant him the pardon.

In November 2008, Mr. Joseph Collorafi, division chief of the NY VA Regional Office, was suspended when an investigation revealed misconduct and mishandling of veterans' cases.

The unredacted version of the report says that Simonsohn has a manuscript in preparation called "Finding Fake Data: Four True Stories, Some Stats and a Call for Journals to Post All Data," which suggests he may be about to reveal more misconduct cases.

The Bush and Obama Administrations have both invoked State Secrets to stop the disclosure of evidence that may reveal government misconduct.

Scotland Yard revealed the misconduct allegations in response to a Freedom of Information request by the Sun.

Despite all that, Mr. Comey said the F.B.I. did not find that Mrs. Clinton's conduct revealed "intentional misconduct or indications of disloyalty to the United States or efforts to obstruct justice".

Experts in postconviction law say a series of recent high-profile exonerations revealed prosecutorial misconduct and raised questions about whether the time has come for an outsider to review innocence claims.

In addition to these two reforms, during the prosecution of the criminal case a federal judge issued a decision specifying that if a police officer reveals his misconduct to a union delegate or trustee, he can no longer expect that it will be kept secret from appropriate law enforcement agencies and state and federal prosecutors.