Sentence examples for such malpractice from inspiring English sources

Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi said that Pope Francis had introduced reforms to deal with such malpractice.

What is being done by the authorities across the cricket world to check such malpractice in the game?

The mass hysterectomies by private clinics in Dausa is a wicked act, but such malpractice is happening in other areas as well.

Open vote buying and electoral fraud, when videos of such malpractice can be circulated via Facebook and YouTube, has provoked anger and ridicule.

In the UK, traders with infantile nicknames such as "The A team" manipulated the currency markets for years with supreme arrogance revealed not only in puerile chat messages ("Nice work gents… I don my hat"), but also in the fact that such malpractice was taking place when the banks were under investigation for a similar scandal involving the fixing of Libor, the London interbank offered rate.

These results suggest that the reasons for such malpractice are multifactorial, and multiple approaches are required to correct it.

This sum, however, was not well spent: in 1832, the seat was one of those identified in the Reform Act for correction of such malpractices and he was thrown out again.

Neither O'Sullivan, in an 18-year professional career, nor White, in one of 30, has ever had a whiff of suspicion attached to them for such a malpractice.

"I have never seen such legislative malpractice, by any leader, as this".

The three women decided to put thought to action: they split the numerous start-up costs associated with running a pro bono practice such as malpractice insurance, a Lexis Nexis account, a virtual office address, filing fees, etc. Surprisingly, none of the founders had ever worked in family law before.

Twenty-five participants mentioned that inter-personal conflicts and lack of emotional and legal supports (such as malpractice coverage) also act as barriers to clinical decision-making in nursing.