Sentence examples for rules on misconduct from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the Pentagon should make clear that its rules on misconduct apply to all serving personnel, regardless of rank or gender.

A group pressuring the U.S. Department of Education to enforce federal rules on prosecuting sexual misconduct on college campuses, plans to stage a demonstration outside the agency's Washington headquarters on July 15.

Political pressure on media excess tightened in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal on Sunday when Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg called for a string of reforms which could include tighter rules on quasi-monopoly ownership and on misconduct, as well as fast-track payments to people wronged by the press or TV.

Both have rules on how to investigate research misconduct, and both request that universities keep their own internal findings confidential until any federal investigations are complete.

Since then, the Office of Research Integrity (ORI), part of the U.S. Public Health Service (PHS), has developed a set of rules on how respond to allegations of research misconduct.

It also contributes to the work on misconduct in science.

Their files contained no information on misconduct allegations.

But Antón agrees with other advocates that going beyond rules on paper and changing the culture of the field is the only real way to stop sexual misconduct.

In fact, in the wake of the crisis, the Justice Department changed its own rules on cooperation, deciding that a corporation could only get credit if they offered up every single person responsible for the misconduct in question.

A senior detective who flouted police rules to persuade a murderer to lead him to the bodies of two women who he killed and buried should face a charge of gross misconduct, the police watchdog ruled on Monday.

Superior Court Judge Andrew J. Smithson has said that on Oct. 31 he will rule on the defense motion to dismiss all charges because of prosecutorial misconduct.