Sentence examples for systemic wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

The power to impose £1m fines for serious or systemic wrongdoing (Regulations 64, 65; Financial Sanctions Guidance 2).

Some of the e-mails were damning, but none of them amounted to incontrovertible evidence of systemic wrongdoing.

Even if the subcommittee staff does not turn up systemic wrongdoing on the bureau's part, its constant questioning may raise doubts about the bureau's methods.

These clauses prematurely surface truth-tellers and allow management to retaliate against conscientious employees, framing the incident as isolated rather than systemic wrongdoing.

Vickers said Ipso would have an investigative arm and would impose tough sanctions on errant publishers, including fines of up to £1m for systemic wrongdoing, giving it "absolute teeth, very real teeth".

Downing Street refused to speculate on whether HMRC should have contacted the Financial Conduct Authority over any alleged systemic wrongdoing at the bank saying the focus of HMRC was to recover lost tax.

The overarching story is one of systemic failure, not individual wrongdoing.

But in order to do that we need mechanisms to safely identify systemic failure, incompetence and wrongdoing.

But, in the judgment of the Senate investigators, all this wrongdoing was too systemic to be a matter of mere negligence.

"All preliminary indications are that the accident was an isolated incident and not the result of a systemic problem … or intentional wrongdoing," Bley-Vroman's statement adds.

He said he believed the Libor issue had been a result of "wrongdoing by individuals" rather than a "systemic problem" within the industry.