Sentence examples for supposed misconduct from inspiring English sources

In 2002, a village council sentenced Ms. Mai to be gang raped for the supposed misconduct of her brother.

In Consolidated Rendering Co. v. Vermont, the books and papers were required for an investigation before a grand jury concerning supposed misconduct of the corporation.

Mr. Knedlik, who lives near Seattle, echoed Mr. Nicherie's accusations about pornography and added various financial high jinks to the catalog of MatchNet's supposed misconduct.

He said: "These utterly unfounded allegations were published against me at a time of enormous frenzy about the supposed misconduct and wrongdoing of various MPs.

Notably, Berman found, the NFL did not provide sufficient notice to Brady that he could be suspended for being "generally aware" of another person's supposed misconduct.

Hamilton's ideas involved coaxing middle-state Federalists to assert their non-support for Adams if there was no support for Pinckney and writing to more of the modest supports of Adams concerning his supposed misconduct while president.

Thus, the Los Angeles Times took considerable flack when the paper, no fan of Arnold's, began an investigation into his supposed sexual misconduct.

Judges, in turn, are supposed to independently correct misconduct by prosecutors and the police when cases reach the courts.

The request must be submitted no later than 30 days after the end of the semester within which the misconduct was supposed to have occurred.

Worse still is the deteriorating performance of the Health Department's bureaucracy, which is supposed to police medical misconduct and discipline licensed physicians.

His lawyers presented alibis for almost all the days of the three-month period in 1993, during which the sexual misconduct was supposed to have taken place.