Sentence examples for tackle wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

The new measures will help give Asic a "sharper edge to tackle wrongdoing", the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, told 5AA Radio.

Those authorities would point to bans for dopers as proof they are prepared to tackle wrongdoing, and call for perspective - in 2012, the 14 positive raceday tests equated to 0.19% of the 90,174 runners in the UK.

The admission by Michael Horn, in a written testimony to a congressional oversight panel a day ahead of Thursday's hearing, is likely to raise questions about why the German company did not act more quickly to tackle its wrongdoing.

Six weeks ago the Australian Crime Commission (ACC), which tackles serious and organised wrongdoing, announced it would not be pursuing any criminal charges against Hogan as these were "not justified in the public interest".

And yet despite the difficulties, dismantling Fannie and Freddie in some way has become urgent, and should be tackled forthwith.Finally, the investigation of wrongdoing at Fannie should not end with the current agreement.

"Judge Smithwick poses a serious challenge to the Irish government that it must tackle the culture of failing adequately to address suggestions of wrongdoing from within that state," she said.

Despite promising to tackle Unite's candidate-selection rigging, Ed Miliband has caved in and cleared Unite of any wrongdoing in a whitewash.

Much of the ministry's leadership, the key agency in tackling some of the continent's worst health outcomes, now finds itself charged with wrongdoing, including eight doctors.

Mutko has previously denied wrongdoing and said Moscow had "worked consistently over the past five or six years" to tackle the problem of doping.

Announcing the conclusions of the review, Mrs May said she was "profoundly shocked" by the wrongdoing it had uncovered and set out plans for a new criminal offence of police corruption, as current laws were inadequate to tackle the problem.

"Nice tackle".