Sentence examples for supposed wrongdoing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "supposed wrongdoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alleged or assumed act of misconduct or illegal behavior that has not been proven. Example: "The investigation focused on the supposed wrongdoing of the company in its financial practices."
"These guys are without integrity," he said, shaking his head at the litany of supposed wrongdoing and chicanery.
Congressional leaders said they intend to accelerate their investigation of the supposed wrongdoing by the Supreme Court justices.
The press, taking tips from his right-wing enemies in Arkansas, wrote about such supposed wrongdoing as Whitewater, which never led to charges against Mr. Clinton.
The vitriolic criticism directed at the FA chairman Lord Triesman, and the repeated assertion that he must step down from chairing England's 2018 World Cup bid, seem furiously out of scale with the charge sheet of his supposed wrongdoing.
They went through my Facebook, "investigating" my friends for supposed wrongdoing.
In the blog, he recounted the minutiae of their relationship and outlined her supposed wrongdoings and infidelities.
Some such wrongdoing might be blameless when agents act from innocent or even desirable motives, but it is still supposed to be moral wrongdoing.
The complaint was forwarded to the Eighth Precinct detective squad, though under police procedures, allegations of police wrongdoing are supposed to be forwarded immediately to the Internal Affairs Unit, Inspector Matuza said.
Under the new agreement, teachers accused of wrongdoing were supposed to be assigned administrative work until their cases receive a hearing.
Like the endlessly monotonous email pursuit, the press long ago lost sight of what the actual Clinton Foundation wrongdoing was supposed to be.
For Trump's loyalists, the testimony is no longer about Trump and any suggestion of his wrongdoing, but the supposed illegitimacy of Comey.
