Sentence examples for suspicions of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

But it did not completely cleanse the suspicions of wrongdoing that have clouded his three turbulent years in office.

The bulls happily noted that while Tyco's former chief executive and chief financial officer were under indictment, suspicions of wrongdoing had not spread to lower levels.

But the mortgage contracts have not been made public, and Mr Peña acknowledged when announcing the investigation on February 3rd that there were suspicions of wrongdoing that he wanted to allay.

Despite the suspicions of wrongdoing, Olympus strongly denied suggestions that the transactions were "something illegal or unauthorized".

Instead of reflexively labeling suspicions of wrongdoing by those in power as insane ramblings from conspiracy theorists, journalists would do well to reflect on why such suspicions exist.

The allegations involved, among other things, shoddy dealing in mortgage instruments before the financial crisis, derivatives trading in London and pricing in electric power markets, as well as failing to report suspicions of wrongdoing by Madoff.

They invade the privacy of broad swaths of people without any individualized suspicion of wrongdoing.

One change added the requirement of "reasonable suspicion" of wrongdoing before a lawyer would be investigated by the inspector general.

The audit was prompted by a surge of business and not by any suspicion of wrongdoing, Mr. Paolucci said.

For a search to be reasonable, there generally must be some kind of individualized suspicion of wrongdoing.

Mr. Immitt insisted that it was not unusual for union officials to meet with officers under suspicion of wrongdoing.