The phrase 'stop misconduct' is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
It is usually used to urge someone to take action to prevent their unacceptable behavior. For example, "We must all work together to stop misconduct in the workplace."
Chamblin and Deptola, were also charged with "posing for unofficial photographs with human casualties", and will face charges over failing to report or stop misconduct by junior marines, the military said.
Former state prison warden Ed Caden, now a Sacramento area lawyer, said he ran into similar obstacles when he was sent to Salinas Valley State Prison in 2004 to stop misconduct and shut down a rogue group of officers.
The objective is to stop police misconduct – not to kill police.
"New conduct rules are necessary to preventing more shenanigans from happening in the future, and whether these are the best, and most cost-effective, rules to stop future misconduct remains to be seen," Mr. Grassley said.
The companies made the decision voluntarily while they work with the government to stop agent misconduct and improve reporting of problems, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said yesterday in a telephone news conference.
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.
According to the Wall Street Journal, New York Fed officials have been shut out of policy meetings and criticized by Tarullo for failing to stop bank misconduct.
Even though several of these incidents were reported to Uber management, Avendaño said that the company failed to take any real action to stop sexual misconduct.
In a March 25 post on his Photography Is Not a Crime blog, Carlos Miller noted that the much-touted Rialto, California, police department's institution of body cameras on all of its officers and the subsequent reduction of complaints against police is well and good, but cameras don't stop police misconduct by themselves.
If we're going to have a frank conversation about the potential issues surrounding the mixing of men and women, we have to stop assuming any misconduct someone caused is merely by the presence of women, and address both genders' role in it.
On CNBC last week, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner defended his actions in 2008, when he headed the Federal Reserve Bank of New York — a time when the New York Fed knew Barclays was reporting false rates but did not stop or expose the misconduct.
