Sentence examples for sign of any wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

But officials at the Independent System Operator said there was no sign of any wrongdoing.

Blaise signed a waiver absolving Granger of any wrongdoing in the event of his own death.

There had been a number of incidents involving summer visitors to the area, and a spate of burglaries, and the police were on the alert for any sign of wrongdoing.

And even when there is no sign of intentional wrongdoing, a small error can easily affect global markets.

This is more of a sign of goodwill than an admission of any wrongdoing.

He said he and a co-worker approached Gharib, who told them they needed to sign an agreement absolving the company of any wrongdoing.

But the efforts to get Mr. Kazran to sign the affidavit effectively exonerating Mr. Buchanan of any wrongdoing came in October 2008 and thus fell within the investigators' scope.

But the vast majority of examinations by journalists of the uranium deal have found no sign of wrongdoing.

Still, privacy advocates contend that the large number of assessments that turned up no sign of wrongdoing show that the rules adopted by the Bush administration have created too low a threshold for starting an inquiry.

The flow of good news press releases on commission reform seemed unending: dead wood to be rooted out, senior officials to be rotated, promotion on merit introduced and corporate-style reporting of the slightest sign of wrongdoing instituted.

Considering that it has a record of barring reformist candidates and that its chairman publicly endorsed the arch-conservative Mr Ahmadinejad before the ballot, the result was preordained: the council announced on June 29th that its researches, including a partial recount, had produced no sign of wrongdoing, so closing the last legal channel to contest the outcome.