Sentence examples for that a wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

It says that a wrongdoing must be avenged by killing a male member of the family that committed the wrong.

One or more persons in the group for which the leader is responsible made a mistake or committed a wrongdoing that inflicted harm on one or more persons on the outside.

Roosevelt declared that "chronic wrongdoing, or an impotence that results in a general loosening of the ties of civilized society, may ultimately require intervention by some civilized nation.

"The excessive cost of annuities begs the question of whether endorsements alone explain their presence in retirement plans," says Edward Siedle, who runs Benchmark Financial Services, a firm that investigates wrongdoing in the financial industry.

Whether it's related to something big or small, forgiveness has obvious benefits for the person on the receiving end -- and, as the Mayo Clinic clarifies, doesn't have to mean denying the role that person played in a wrongdoing.

But 75percentt said they would shift assets out of a mutual fund that admits wrongdoing.

Your Nov. 1 editorial "The Ticket-Fixing Scandal" rightly highlights what's wrong with a police culture that condones wrongdoing to help family members and friends of the officers charged with enforcing the law.

We like to believe that history has a karmic arc, that wrongdoing faces punishment equal to the extent of the crime, but recent history shows us that's not how things work.

The court claims to have a "secret" police report that shows serious wrongdoing, a report which has not even been shown to the Electoral Commission, let alone been made public.

After a complaint is lodged, a majority of a subcommittee must agree that wrongdoing occurred before any hearing is held.

Mr. Prouty and the team quickly produced a report that found no wrongdoing within the five-year statute of limitations.