Sentence examples similar to severity of misconduct from inspiring English sources

When discipline of officers is ordered by the department, it rarely fits the severity of their misconduct, the group said.

Top White House adviser Kellyanne Conway on Monday appeared to brush off the severity of sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh because they allegedly occurred when he wasn't "powerful".

The current Swedish guidelines for judging alleged scientific fraud state that the state of affairs not the intention is important [ 32] whereas intentions are relevant in Norway, e.g., for the assessment of the severity of the misconduct [ 31].

Cuban was fined $250,000 for "several acts of misconduct".

Depending on the severity of the scientific misconduct, the editors may decide to impose sanctions against authors who have transgressed; this involves a letter to the Head of Department or University Dean, informing them about the malpractice and asking for an official explanatory statement [17].

He stands out as a whistleblower both because of the severity of the crimes and misconduct that he is divulging to the public – and the sheer amount of evidence he has presented us with so far – more is coming.

More than half (52.7%) rated the severity of penalties for scientific misconduct in their work environment as low.

Eighty-one percent of the researchers rated the severity of penalties for scientific misconduct in their work environment as low or very low, whereas only 19% rated it as high or very high (Table  3).

In contrast, the majority of surveyed research coordinators in the US rated the severity of penalties for scientific misconduct as high (75% versus 13.7% in this study), the chances of getting caught as high (68% versus 22%), and the effectiveness of their institutions' rules and procedures for reducing scientific misconduct as high (87.2% versus 19%) [ 16].

Eighty one percent of researchers rated the severity of penalties for scientific misconduct in their work environment as low or very low and only nine percent rated the effectiveness of their institutions' rules and procedures for reducing scientific misconduct as very high.

The severity of the District Judge's misconduct and the appearance of partiality it created have led us to consider whether we can and should subject his fact-findings to greater scrutiny.